Lenovo
Lenovo QSFP28 Active Fiber Optic Cable 3.28 ft 12.50 GB/s
A 3.28 ft active QSFP28 fiber cable delivering 12.50 GB/s for network devices
- TypeFiber Optic
- Length3.28 ft
- Connector DetailQSFP28 Network
- High-speed 12.50 GB/s data transfer for demanding networks
- Active fiber design maintains signal integrity over the link
- 28 ft length suits close-range rack connections
- QSFP28 connectors fit compatible network ports directly
- Lenovo-built cable for reliable enterprise-grade performance
Lenovo QSFP28 Active Fiber Cable
This Lenovo active fiber optic cable uses QSFP28 connectors and measures 3.28 ft. It supports a data transfer rate of 12.50 GB/s for network device connections. The active design helps maintain signal integrity over the cable length.
Replacing Copper Direct-Attach Links
Active fiber replaces passive copper assemblies when the run exceeds passive reach limits or when electromagnetic interference is a concern. The jump is worth it when rack spacing or aisle routing demands the lighter, thinner fiber construction.
Suits Short-Rack Interconnects
This cable suits builders linking switches, servers or storage inside a single rack or adjacent cabinets at 3.28 ft. Buyers needing longer runs, different connector types or higher bandwidth grades should look at other options.
Highlights
- High-speed 12.50 GB/s data transfer for demanding networks
- Active fiber design maintains signal integrity over the link
- 28 ft length suits close-range rack connections
- QSFP28 connectors fit compatible network ports directly
- Lenovo-built cable for reliable enterprise-grade performance
Specifications
| Brand | Lenovo |
|---|---|
| Type | Fiber Optic |
| Length | 3.28 ft |
| Connector Detail | QSFP28 Network |
Questions about this item
What QSFP28 port spacing does the 3.28 ft cable require?
The cable uses standard QSFP28 connectors on both ends and fits any switch or NIC with compliant QSFP28 cages spaced for a 3.28 ft reach.
How is the active QSFP28 cable installed, and what step is often missed?
Insert each QSFP28 connector until the latch clicks; the step often missed is removing the protective dust caps before insertion.
When will the active QSFP28 cable need replacement?
Replace the cable if the 12.50 GB/s link shows persistent errors, the latch fails to hold, or the fiber end-faces become contaminated.
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