Batianda
Batianda 10G SFP+ DAC Twinax Cable 1.5m 4 Pack 2 in 1 accessory
Passive 10 Gbps SFP+ twinax cable eliminates separate transceivers, includes EEPROM for automatic recognition, and is tested for signal integrity
- 10Gbps throughput for high-speed links
- Passive copper design cuts transceiver costs by 40%
- 5m length fits switch-to-switch and NIC runs
- MSA-compliant EEPROM enables plug-and-play across major brands
- Four cables in one pack for multi-port deployments
10G SFP+ DAC Twinax Cable
This four-pack of passive Direct Attach Copper cables delivers 10 Gbps connectivity between compatible switches, network cards and storage gear. Each 1.5 metre assembly uses SFP+ connectors with EEPROM I2C for automatic device recognition under MSA standards. The hot-swappable design allows insertion or removal without powering down equipment.
Replacing separate transceivers and patch cords
By integrating the transceiver function into the cable ends the solution removes the need for individual SFP+ modules, cutting deployment expense by roughly 40 percent. Passive twinax is recommended for switch-to-switch links up to 5 metres and NIC connections up to 3 metres; longer runs should use active optical cable instead.
Network teams standardising on 10 GbE short-reach
The cables suit engineers building or expanding top-of-rack fabrics where certified interoperability with Cisco, Meraki, Ubiquiti, Intel, Netgear, Supermicro and other MSA-compliant hardware is required. Buyers needing distances beyond the passive copper limit or requiring fibre-based media should evaluate active optical alternatives.
Highlights
- 10Gbps throughput for high-speed links
- Passive copper design cuts transceiver costs by 40%
- 5m length fits switch-to-switch and NIC runs
- MSA-compliant EEPROM enables plug-and-play across major brands
- Four cables in one pack for multi-port deployments
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 1.5m length fit a switch-to-switch link inside a single rack?
The cable is 1.5 metres (4.92 ft) long, well within the 5-metre maximum recommended for switch-to-switch DAC connections.
Do I need to configure the EEPROM I2C module before the link comes up?
No configuration is required; the EEPROM I2C enables automatic device recognition for plug-and-play operation under MSA standards.
How often should I replace the passive twinax assembly in a 10GbE deployment?
The passive copper construction has no active components to wear out; replacement is only needed if physical damage occurs or link errors appear.
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