Ubiquiti UF-GP-B+ Gpon Sfp Fiber Optic Module

Product Description

The UBIQUITI UF-GP-B+ is a GPON SFP transceiver module designed for passive optical network deployments. It plugs into an SFP-compatible port and provides the optical interface between a GPON OLT or ONT and the fiber distribution network. The B+ designation indicates compatibility with the ITU-T G.984 GPON standard at the B+ optical power class, supporting longer reach and wider power budgets suited to larger fiber plant installations. Network technicians and structured cabling professionals install this module in compatible switches, routers, or OLT equipment to extend fiber connectivity over single-mode optical fiber.

The UF-GP-B+ is intended for use in fiber-to-the-premises and fiber-to-the-home network builds where GPON optical access technology is deployed. It fits installations ranging from small multi-dwelling units to larger campus or commercial fiber distribution plants. The SFP form factor allows it to be installed in any cage that accepts standard SFP modules, making it adaptable across a range of UBIQUITI and third-party network equipment that supports GPON SFP interfaces.

Key Features

• GPON B+ optical class per ITU-T G.984 standard for extended reach passive optical network links
• SFP form factor for compatibility with standard SFP-equipped switches, routers, and OLT hardware
• Single-mode fiber interface suitable for long-distance optical plant infrastructure
• Compact plug-in module enables tool-free installation into SFP cages
• Sold individually as a single unit for precise quantity purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style GPON SFP module for use in SFP-compatible network equipment supporting the GPON B+ optical interface standard. Refer to the equipment manufacturer documentation to confirm SFP cage and GPON protocol compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network or low-voltage technician familiar with fiber optic handling procedures. Power down or administratively disable the SFP port before inserting or removing the module to prevent optical or electrical damage. Never look directly into an active fiber port or connector. Follow applicable structured cabling standards and local low-voltage codes when deploying fiber optical network infrastructure.