Sfp+ moduel
**Subject: TP-Link Archer GE800 (GE19000) -
Dear Customer Service Team,
I own a **TP-Link Archer GE800 (BE19000 / GE19000) Gaming Router**. It has a **10 Gbps SFP+ Combo Port**.
I need to purchase a compatible SFP+ module to connect it to a **Single-Mode (SMF) Single-Fiber** link (Simplex connection).
Can you help me with correct module?
Thanks
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Hello @Nbaasim ,
Welcome to our community.
We don't currently have a compatibility list, but our user have shared the purchasing experience:xgs-onu-25-20ni working in g800. Which you can refer to here.
Please also note Kevin's advice:
We cannot provide a definite answer as to whether this xgs-onu-25-20ni will work with the GE800 since these ONU sticks vary by region.
If it's convenient to purchase and return, it's suggested to buy one and plug it into the SFP+ port of the GE800 to confirm if the GE800 can detect it. Then, you can configure it to connect to the internet if it supports this feature.
Furthermore, you can also seek advice in your region's local forums, and others may have tested sticks that can work with our router.
For more details about common scenarios and questions related to the SFP+ interface of our TP-Link routers, please visit Common Application Scenarios of SFP+ Interface.
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Hello @Nbaasim ,
Welcome to our community.
We don't currently have a compatibility list, but our user have shared the purchasing experience:xgs-onu-25-20ni working in g800. Which you can refer to here.
Please also note Kevin's advice:
We cannot provide a definite answer as to whether this xgs-onu-25-20ni will work with the GE800 since these ONU sticks vary by region.
If it's convenient to purchase and return, it's suggested to buy one and plug it into the SFP+ port of the GE800 to confirm if the GE800 can detect it. Then, you can configure it to connect to the internet if it supports this feature.
Furthermore, you can also seek advice in your region's local forums, and others may have tested sticks that can work with our router.
For more details about common scenarios and questions related to the SFP+ interface of our TP-Link routers, please visit Common Application Scenarios of SFP+ Interface.
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