AddOn NetAPP® Compatible 10GBase-CU SFP+ to SFP+ Passive Twinax Direct Attach Cable - 7 meters

AddOn NetAPP® Compatible TAA Compliant 10GBase-CU SFP+ to SFP+ Direct Attach Cable (Passive Twinax, 7m)

The AddOn NetAPP® Compatible 10GBase-CU SFP+ to SFP+ Direct Attach Cable is designed for high-speed, reliable network connectivity over passive copper. With a maximum reach of 7 meters, this cable ensures secure and consistent data transfer in demanding network environments. Constructed from durable copper, it features Twinaxial connectors that facilitate seamless integration across supported devices, making it ideal for data centers and enterprise networks. The cable is professionally tested, serialized, and programmed to guarantee full compliance with industry standards, providing peace of mind for critical network infrastructure. Its TAA compliance and adherence to MSA standards highlight its suitability for enterprise deployments and multi-vendor environments. The passive design simplifies installation and operation, offering a straightforward solution for high-speed interconnects without the need for active components. Designed with a male SFP+ connector on each end, the cable ensures a secure physical link, supporting uninterrupted data flow and system performance. Whether for server-to-switch connections or other high-bandwidth applications, this cable delivers dependable performance with a limited lifetime warranty from AddOn, reflecting confidence in its quality and longevity.

Features:

• Network cable provides secure access to networked data, ensuring swift and dependable connectivity for consistent system performance

• Provides Twinaxial connector configuration for secure high-speed data transfer, ensuring smooth integration across supported devices

• Passive feature designed for convenience and ease of use, ensuring smooth operation and improved functionality across supported devices

• With SFP+ Network - Male connector, it is compatible with a network device, providing a secure link for uninterrupted operation