Home › Parts › Dell part numbers

407-BBOY: Dell 100GbE QSFP28 SR4 Optical Transceiver (850nm, 100m MPO-12)

Dell 407-BBOY TransceiverQSFP28 Optical Transceiv100GbE
DellTransceiversQSFP28 Optical Transceiver

Also listed as: 05C5R2, 5C5R2, FTL410QE4C, AFBR-89CDDZ · made by Finisar

The Dell 407-BBOY is a Dell 100GbE QSFP28 SR4 Optical Transceiver (850nm, 100m MPO-12) providing reliable optical connectivity across multimode fiber infrastructure for Dell R750, R760, XE8545, S5248F-ON systems.

Buy 407-BBOYSell yours

Specifications

Part number407-BBOY
BrandDell
Made byFinisar
TypeTransceivers
Other numbers05C5R2, 5C5R2, FTL410QE4C, AFBR-89CDDZ
Statuscurrent
InterfaceQSFP28 Optical Transceiver
Speed100GbE
Ports1x MPO-12 (850nm Short Reach MMF up to 100m)
Tdp (W)3

About the 407-BBOY

The Dell 407-BBOY is a Dell 100GbE QSFP28 SR4 Optical Transceiver (850nm, 100m MPO-12) designed for optical transmission across multimode fiber infrastructure. Operating over a calibrated optical wavelength with LC or MPO connectors, the 407-BBOY converts electrical data from host network adapters into optical signals for data center interconnects. In Dell's networking portfolio, 407-BBOY provides low-latency optical links for servers and switches.

Compatibility

The 407-BBOY module installs into compatible transceiver cages on Dell PowerEdge network adapters and Dell PowerSwitch enterprise switches including R750, R760, XE8545, S5248F-ON. The 407-BBOY operates over standard multimode optical fiber patch cables up to its rated transmission distance. Supported ports auto-negotiate link parameters based on installed 407-BBOY optics.

How to identify a genuine unit

Authentic Dell 407-BBOY transceivers carry a silver label displaying DP/N 05C5R2, transceiver model codes, and manufacturing serialization. When installed in Dell switches or network interface cards, the 407-BBOY module registers via internal EEPROM with digital optical monitoring (DOM) reporting laser transmit and receive power.

Buying used

When purchasing a pre-owned 407-BBOY, inspect the optical bore for dust, scratches, or ferrule contamination using a fiber inspection scope. Verify that the metal bail latch on the 407-BBOY operates smoothly and locks firmly into host cages. Test in a switch or adapter port to confirm that DOM telemetry on the 407-BBOY reports normal optical power levels.

Fits these models

Works together

How the Dell 407-BBOY connects to servers, storage and the network: 3 ways, with the hardware on each path.

iSCSI and NVMe/TCP over EthernetFile storage (NFS and SMB)Hyperconverged cluster

iSCSI and NVMe/TCP over Ethernet

Keep the speed the same at all three points: a 25GbE server, a 25GbE switch port and a 25GbE array port. Mixed speeds work but the slowest link sets the pace.

Adapters for the server

Switches

Storage

iSCSI and NVMe/TCP over Ethernet: how it fits together

File storage (NFS and SMB)

Front-end ports face the clients; back-end ports (on scale-out systems) connect the nodes to each other and need their own switch pair.

Adapters for the server

Switches

Storage

File storage (NFS and SMB): how it fits together

Hyperconverged cluster

Plan at least two 25GbE ports per node to two switches; all-NVMe clusters often move to 100GbE.

HCI nodes

Adapters for the server

Switches

Hyperconverged cluster: how it fits together

Plan and size it

Check compatibility with Dell

Before you buy, confirm the exact configuration against the vendor's own lists: firmware levels, operating systems, adapters and optics that Dell has tested with the Dell 407-BBOY.

Equivalent part numbers

Buying or selling 407-BBOY?

New, refurbished or used. Tell us the quantity and condition and we connect you with a vetted reseller in your region, usually within one working day.

Sources