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Axiom

Axiom CPAC-DAC-100G-2M 100G QSFP28 DAC cable 2m

SKU CH-HEDT-67HAJ MPN CPAC-DAC-100G-2M

A 2 metre passive QSFP28 direct-attach cable delivering 100 Gbps connectivity with MSA compliance and OEM-coded compatibility

  • 100 Gbps throughput for high-density switching
  • 2-metre passive reach simplifies rack cabling
  • Check Point coded for guaranteed OEM interoperability
  • MSA-compliant design fits any QSFP28 port
  • Pre-serialised units prevent link identification errors

100G QSFP28 DAC cable for Check Point gear

This passive twinax cable provides a 100GBASE-CR4 link between compatible switches and routers. It is built for data-centre racks where short-reach, low-latency connections are required. The two-metre length suits adjacent or same-rack equipment.

Pre-coded EEPROM removes manual configuration

Each end carries an application-specific code that matches Check Point OEM requirements, so the link comes up without user intervention. MSA compliance means the same cable also works in other multi-vendor 100G QSFP28 ports. Unique serialization prevents address conflicts in dense patches.

Push-pull latching enables tool-free install

Insert the modules until the latch clicks; removal uses the same squeeze motion. The stiff twinax jacket demands a gentle bend radius — forcing tight bends can fracture the copper pairs. Verify port orientation before seating to avoid bent cages.

Highlights

  • 100 Gbps throughput for high-density switching
  • 2-metre passive reach simplifies rack cabling
  • Check Point coded for guaranteed OEM interoperability
  • MSA-compliant design fits any QSFP28 port
  • Pre-serialised units prevent link identification errors

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How often does the passive twinax copper assembly need replacement in a 100 GbE link?

Passive copper has no active components to wear out; replacement is only needed if the cable is physically damaged or the QSFP28 latch fails.

What limits maximum reach when the link runs continuously at 100 Gbps?

The 2 m passive design is the reach limit; signal loss grows with length, so longer runs require active or optical cables instead.

How much heat does the cable add to a rack when it carries 100 Gbps all day?

Passive DACs draw no power and generate negligible heat; the only thermal load comes from the switch ports on each end.

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