Axiom
Axiom Twinaxial Direct Attach Cable QSFP+ to 4x SFP+ 23 ft Pool Accessory
A 23 ft passive twinaxial cable linking one QSFP+ port to four SFP+ ports for network device connections
- TypeConsumer Electronics
- Passive design needs no power supply
- 23 ft length spans rack-to-rack distances
- QSFP+ to four SFP+ splits one port
- Lifetime warranty covers the cable
Axiom Twinaxial Direct Attach Cable 23 ft
This Axiom passive twinaxial cable spans 22.97 ft and connects a single QSFP+ male port to four SFP+ male ports. It is built for network-device links where a breakout configuration is required. The lifetime warranty covers the cable for as long as you own it.
Breakout upgrade from single-port links
The four-way SFP+ fan-out replaces four individual direct-attach cables when your switch or server has a QSFP+ uplink and you need to serve four separate SFP+ ports. The jump is worth it when rack layout or cable management favours one trunk over four runs, and when a passive copper reach of 22.97 ft satisfies the distance between devices.
Highlights
- Passive design needs no power supply
- 23 ft length spans rack-to-rack distances
- QSFP+ to four SFP+ splits one port
- Lifetime warranty covers the cable
Specifications
| Brand | Axiom |
|---|---|
| Type | Consumer Electronics |
Questions about this item
What QSFP+ and SFP+ port spacing does the 23 ft breakout cable need for a clean rack mount?
The cable splits one QSFP+ male connector into four SFP+ male ends, so allow enough clearance for the 22.97 ft twinaxial runs to reach each SFP+ port without sharp bends.
Which end of the passive twinaxial breakout cable plugs in first during installation?
Seat the single QSFP+ male connector into the switch or NIC before snapping the four SFP+ male connectors into their respective ports to avoid stress on the splitter junction.
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