
Built for hosts recognizing JD107A-100, this HT-manufactured XFP module delivers 10G transmission at 1550nm. Its rated reach is 100km, with LC duplex as the physical interface. The specifications and engineering guidance below support network teams verify host acceptance as well as physical interface fit, while keeping HT manufacture separate from the OEM cross-reference.
OEM Part Number: JD107A-100HT Part Number: XFP-10GZR100-55
| HPE H3C Compatible | JD107A-100 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | HT |
| HT Part Number | XFP-10GZR100-55 |
| Form Factor | XFP |
| Max. Data Rate | 10Gbps |
| Wavelength | 1550nm |
| Max. Transmission Distance | 100km |
| Connector | LC duplex |
| Transmitter Type | EML 1550nm |
| Media | SMF |
| DOM Support | Yes |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 70°C (32 to 158°F) |
| Protocols | SFP+ MSA Compliant, CPRI, eCPRI |
Use this module for equipment interconnection over the specified single-mode fiber plant, including enterprise backbone, campus, metro or data-center interconnect links according to its rated distance. Confirm that both ends use the same optical standard and wavelength plan, and allow for connector, splice and patch-panel loss within the stated power budget.
Before deployment, check the host port type, supported data rate and firmware requirements. The 10G interface configuration must match the remote equipment; sharing a XFP housing alone does not make two transceiver types interoperable.
For this 1550nm interface, verify channel spacing and filter compatibility. Passive filters add loss even without active equipment, so assess 100km using the complete channel rather than fiber distance alone.
Compatibility testing for JD107A-100 combines identification with a live link and available transmit, receive and alarm information. Connector condition is inspected separately. Equipment model, hardware revision and software release can be reviewed before dispatch where platform behavior is uncertain.
Use the electrical and optical limits in the specification table as the acceptance reference for this model. A sound acceptance record includes link state, diagnostic temperature, supply voltage and transmit or receive levels where the host exposes them. Compare the readings with the stated ranges rather than treating any received light as proof of adequate margin. Persistent alarms or borderline values should trigger an end-face and complete-channel inspection. Before every insertion, keep dust caps in place until the patch lead is ready, avoid touching the optical end face and use an appropriate inspection and cleaning procedure. Do not look into an active optical interface.
Check three layers before deployment: host acceptance of the module identity, port support for the stated rate, and a matching optical standard at the remote interface. For breakout operation, confirm lane configuration too. Similar-looking cages can behave differently across speeds and firmware settings. For this model, the principal parameters are data rate 10Gbps, wavelength 1550nm, rated reach 100km.
Use JD107A-100 as the compatibility cross-reference and XFP-10GZR100-55 as the HT ordering identity. Keep other reaches or wavelength directions on separate order lines. Neutral labels, customer packaging and project-specific compatibility review are available on request.
Standard configurations normally ship within one to three working days, with production lead times confirmed for larger quantities. International courier, air freight and sea freight are available; customer courier accounts and nominated forwarders are accepted.
Each JD107A-100 compatible module is inspected, powered up and functionally checked before protective packing. Dust caps and individual trays shield the interface during transport. Customer references, rack groups and project packing lists can be added for volume orders.
No. It is an HT-manufactured compatible alternative for equipment that specifies JD107A-100, not an original HPE H3C-branded module.
Use LC duplex with SMF. The specified maximum reach is 100km, subject to fiber quality and total link loss.
Only when the two ends share the same optical standard, wavelength plan and supported data rate. Check the exact part numbers and link budget rather than relying only on the module form factor.