Heat difference when connecting GB10 via SFP to GBE transceivers, and my 16x gb10 project

I wanted to connect the ethernet on my GB10s directly to my CRS812, but was concerned about heat created by the sfp to gbe transceivers. I added 6x 10Gtek 80 meter transceivers to my CRS812.

Heat went up about 12 degrees Fahrenheit.

Cold cable on top is a twinax.

Adding an CRS804 and some network storage soon.

Testing hydroponic cooling systems for GB10 temperature control.

Bass shaking robots in concert mode.

IMG_0722_concert_mode

Speaker provisioning and 400G breakout cable testing (FS vs Gtek).

400G DD to 4x 100G

400G DD to 2x 200G

200G to 2x 100G

I didn’t have issues with any cables, but I felt that .5m length was too small.
Both vendors had similar shipping speeds.

I prefer having a rep, so FS worked out better for me. It was also easier getting a 200G to 4x 50G breakout from them.

Speakers are ESP32-S3 Audio.
Switches are Mikrotik CRS812.

Fans are AC Infinity 6" and 8".
Under the table are 2 Anker Solix S2000 and a 757 (limiting power draw from outlets, solar offset, extra power available for burst)