Axiom
Axiom Twinaxial Cable QSFP+ to 4×SFP+ 3.3 ft
A passive breakout cable splits one QSFP+ port into four SFP+ links over 3.3 ft
- TypeTwinaxial
- CatTwinaxial
- Connector A1 x QSFP+ Network
- Connector B4 x SFP+ Network
- Splits one QSFP+ port into four SFP+ connections
- 3 ft passive twinaxial cable for short runs
- Axiom-built components meet industry specifications
- Lifetime warranty and free technical support included
- Ready for network upgrades or new installations
QSFP+ to 4×SFP+ Twinaxial Cable
This Axiom twinaxial cable provides a direct passive link between one QSFP+ port and four SFP+ ports. It spans 3.3 ft and is designed for short-reach rack or cabinet connections. The passive construction requires no external power and suits standard networking deployments.
Suits short-range breakout links
Engineers who need to split a single QSFP+ uplink into four SFP+ downlinks inside the same rack will find this cable convenient. It is not intended for longer runs between racks or for active signal conditioning. Buyers requiring extended reach or active equalisation should consider alternative cable types.
Passive 3.3 ft breakout
The cable operates as a passive assembly, meaning it draws no power and adds no latency beyond the copper path. This characteristic decides whether the link budget fits a given port specification; active ports or longer distances may demand an active or optical solution instead.
Highlights
- Splits one QSFP+ port into four SFP+ connections
- 3 ft passive twinaxial cable for short runs
- Axiom-built components meet industry specifications
- Lifetime warranty and free technical support included
- Ready for network upgrades or new installations
Specifications
| Brand | Axiom |
|---|---|
| Type | Twinaxial |
| Cat | Twinaxial |
| Connector A | 1 x QSFP+ Network |
| Connector B | 4 x SFP+ Network |
Questions about this item
Does the passive twinaxial cable require any firmware updates or scheduled replacement over its lifetime?
The cable is a passive copper assembly with no active electronics, so it needs no firmware updates and has no defined replacement interval beyond physical inspection for damage.
What throughput ceiling appears first when the QSFP+ breakout runs continuously at line rate?
The four SFP+ breakout ports each operate at their rated lane speed, and the passive copper construction imposes no additional throughput bottleneck beyond the host port capabilities.
How much heat or audible noise does the 3.3 ft passive assembly generate during all-day operation?
As a fully passive twinaxial cable it produces no heat of its own and emits no noise; only the connected transceivers and switch ports contribute thermal load.
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