UACC-OM-MM-10G-D - Ubiquiti 10G Multi-Mode Optical Module

The Ubiquiti 10G Multi-Mode Optical Module (UACC-OM-MM-10G-D) is a high-performance SFP+ fibre transceiver designed to deliver blazing-fast 10 Gbps throughput over multi-mode fibre connections. This duplex LC UPC connector module provides reliable optical data transport for UniFi and UISP networks, supporting flexible deployment distances up to 300 metres with OM3 fibre or up to 400 metres with OM4 fibre.

Engineered for versatility, the UACC-OM-MM-10G-D offers backward compatibility with 1 Gbps connections while maintaining full support for 10G SFP+ and SFP interfaces. Operating at 850 nm wavelength for both transmit and receive, this multi-mode optical module consumes just 0.8 W of power and operates reliably across ambient temperatures from 0 to 70°C.

Key Features

• 10 Gbps maximum data rate with 1 Gbps backward compatibility
• SFP+ form factor compatible with SFP+ and SFP interfaces
• Duplex LC UPC connector for multi-mode fibre installations
• Extended reach: up to 400 m with OM4 fibre, 300 m with OM3 fibre
• 850 nm wavelength for TX and RX operations
• Low power consumption of just 0.8 W
• Wide operating temperature range: 0 to 70°C
• Class 1 laser product compliant with IEC/EN 60825-1:2014

Ideal for: Network administrators deploying high-speed fibre connections between UniFi switches, aggregation layers, and data centre equipment requiring reliable 10 Gigabit Ethernet over multi-mode fibre infrastructure.

Compatible Products

The UACC-OM-MM-10G-D works seamlessly with Ubiquiti's extensive range of networking equipment featuring SFP+ ports, including the Switch Pro XG 10 PoE, Switch Pro HD 24 PoE, USW Aggregation, and other UniFi switches with 10G SFP+ interfaces. Pair with OM4 Duplex LC UPC Fibre Patch Cables for optimal performance. For longer-distance applications, consider the 10G Single-Mode Optical Module (UACC-OM-SM-10G-D) which supports connections up to 10 km.

Note: Fibre cable sold separately. This is a Class 1 Laser Product – do not look into the ends of the fibre optic cable or SFP module while converters are powered.