HPE MSA 25Gb SFP28 Short Range iSCSI Transceiver (4-Pack)

Overview

The HPE S0K91A is a set of four SFP28 transceiver modules designed to provide high-speed 25 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity for short-range network environments. Each module supports a 25 Gbps data transfer rate, enabling efficient handling of large data loads and minimizing bottlenecks in data centers or enterprise networks. These compact plug-in transceivers integrate seamlessly into existing systems, making them ideal for IT professionals managing storage area networks or high-performance computing setups that require fast and reliable wired connections over short distances.

Whether upgrading storage array links or enhancing server-to-switch connections, this pack of four transceivers offers a scalable and dependable solution that meets HPE’s standards for quality and performance.

Key features

• Pack of four transceiver modules to support multiple connections or future network expansion
• 25 Gigabit LAN data link protocol ensures fast and efficient data transmission
• Compact plug-in form factor allows for quick installation without disrupting existing infrastructure
• Optimized for short-range connectivity, ideal for data centers and enterprise environments
• Wired connection technology delivers consistent and reliable network performance

Key specs

• Data transfer rate: 25 Gbps
• Form factor: SFP28
• Quantity: 4 modules per pack
• Connectivity type: Short-range Ethernet

Connectivity and compatibility

These transceivers are designed to fit into SFP28 ports commonly found on modern switches, servers, and storage arrays. Their short-range optimization makes them suitable for connections within racks or between adjacent racks in data centers. The modules support the 25 Gigabit Ethernet standard, ensuring compatibility with network equipment that adheres to this protocol.

Ideal uses and environments

This set is well suited for enterprise IT environments that require high-speed, low-latency connections over short distances. It works effectively in storage area networks, server farms, and high-performance computing clusters where maintaining fast and stable data links is critical. The pack format provides flexibility for scaling network capacity or replacing multiple transceivers simultaneously.