StarTech.com SFP10GPC1M Fiber Optic and InfiniBand SFP+ Cable Black

SFP+ Copper Cable | 10 Gbps | Passive DAC | Lifetime Warranty

The SFP10GPC1M is an MSA-compliant direct-attach copper SFP+ cable that is designed, programmed, and tested to work with 10G network installations. It provides reliable 10GbE connectivity over copper cabling, making it a cost-effective alternative to fiber optic cable configurations. This passive Twinax cable is compatible with 10 Gigabit Ethernet network applications connected via SFP+ (Mini-GBIC) ports. The cable supports hot-swapping, which facilitates upgrades and replacements by minimizing network connection interruptions. Measuring 1 meter in length and engineered for high-speed performance, this copper SFP+ cable is ideal for medium-distance applications, such as network switch connections or in-rack server connections. StarTech.com SFP Cables StarTech.com offers a wide range of direct-attach cables and SFP modules, providing the functionality and reliability you need to ensure dependable network performance.

StarTech 1m Twinax Direct Attach SFP+ to SFP+ Cable - 10G MSA Compliant Uncoded - 10GbE SFP+ Copper DAC - 10Gbps Low Power Passive Transceiver Module (SFP10GPC1M)

• MSA UNCODED SFP+ CABLE (DAC): This 10G direct attach cable works with MSA-compliant switches that accept uncoded transceivers and modules
• TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: 1m - 10 Gbps - Passive Twinax (copper) - 2x SFP+ pluggable connectors - 100 Ohm impedance - 30 AWG wire gauge - PVC cable jacket - Hot-swappable - MSA compliant
• DESIGNED FOR SERVER ROOMS: This Mini GBIC DAC is a low-cost, copper-based alternative to fiber cabling within and between racks. Factory termination ensures high performance & reliability with less maintenance
• EXCELLENT SUPPORT: Backed by StarTech.com for the life of the cable itself, not your equipment - Our cables will not void your OEM support and allow access to our Technical Advisors 5/24
• WORKS WITH MSA COMPLIANT SWITCHES: This low-power 10GbE DAC also works with switch models from Ubiquiti, D-Link, Netgear, Supermicro, TP-Link, and others that accept uncoded modules and transceivers