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Black SFP+ twinax cable with connectors on both ends, 3.28 ft long

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AddOn MA-CBL-TA-1M-AO 3.28 ft SFP+ Twinaxial network ethernet cable

SKU CH-SSZN-RPFM0 MPN MA-CBL-TA-1M-AO

A 3.28 ft passive copper SFP+ direct-attach cable for 10 GbE links, MSA compliant and TAA available

  • TypeSFP+ to SFP+
  • CatTwinaxial
  • Length3.28 ft.
  • ColorBlack
  • ShieldedNo
  • FeaturesMeraki now Cisco MA-CBL-TA-1M compatible 10GBase-CU SFP+ to
  • 10GBase-CU performance for short-reach 10 Gb links
  • 1 m passive copper keeps latency low and power draw minimal
  • SFP+ to SFP+ direct attach fits Meraki and Cisco ports
  • MSA compliant and serialized for guaranteed interoperability
  • TAA-compliant version available for government procurement

Direct-attach SFP+ cable for 10 GbE links

This one-metre passive copper twinax cable connects two SFP+ ports at 10 Gb/s. It is programmed and serialized for full compatibility with Meraki now Cisco MA-CBL-TA-1M equipment. The assembly is tested for data traffic and application compliance before shipment. TAA-compliant versions can be supplied on request.

Passive design means no heat or noise

Because the cable uses passive copper, it draws no power and generates no heat of its own. There are no active electronics to fail or produce audible noise. The 3.28 ft length keeps signal loss within the 10GBase-CU reach specification. MSA standards compliance ensures reliable operation across supported switches and adapters.

Black SFP+ ends lock into standard cages

Each end terminates in a black SFP+ connector that latches securely into any compliant cage. The direct-attach form factor removes the need for separate transceivers and patch cords. Cable stiffness is typical for twinax, so allow a gentle bend radius when routing in dense panels. The passive construction means no firmware updates are ever required.

Highlights

  • 10GBase-CU performance for short-reach 10 Gb links
  • 1 m passive copper keeps latency low and power draw minimal
  • SFP+ to SFP+ direct attach fits Meraki and Cisco ports
  • MSA compliant and serialized for guaranteed interoperability
  • TAA-compliant version available for government procurement

Specifications

BrandAddOn
ModelMA-CBL-TA-1M-AO
TypeSFP+ to SFP+
CatTwinaxial
Length3.28 ft.
ColorBlack
ShieldedNo
FeaturesMeraki now Cisco MA-CBL-TA-1M compatible 10GBase-CU SFP+ to SFP+ direct attach cable (Passive Copper, 1m). A 100% Meraki now Cisco compatible 10GBase-CU SFP+ to SFP+ twinax direct attached cable that operates over passive copper, with a maximum reach of 1.00m (3.28ft). This Meraki now Cisco compatible twinax cable has been programmed, uniquely serialized, and data-traffic and application tested to ensure it is 100% compliant and functional. Our direct attached cable will initialize and perform identically to Meraki now Cisco's cable and is built to meet or exceed Meraki now Cisco's s
Shipping weight0.09 kg
Package size305 × 229 × 13 mm

Questions about this item

How do I install the SFP+ twinax cable and what step is often missed?

Insert each SFP+ connector into a compatible port until the latch clicks; the step often missed is verifying the latch is fully engaged on both ends before cabling.

What maintenance or replacement will the passive copper twinax cable need over time?

No active components require servicing; replace the cable only if the copper twinax shows physical damage or the SFP+ latches fail to hold.

What limit appears first when running 10GBase-CU traffic continuously over the 1.00m passive link?

The 1.00m maximum reach of the passive copper design is the first limit; longer distances need active or optical cables.

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