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QLogic Corp.
A 20-port Fibre Channel switch with 4.24 Gbps speed and SFP expansion slots
The QLogic SANbox SB5602Q is a manageable Fibre Channel switch with twenty ports operating at 4.24 Gbit/s. It uses SFP and XPAK expansion slots for connectivity and is designed to scale using stacking technology. The unit is RoHS compliant and ships new.
This switch fits environments building or extending a fabric at 4.24 Gbps where twenty ports and stackable uplinks simplify growth. It is not for buyers who need higher port speeds, more than twenty ports, or different expansion slot types.
The 4.24 Gbit/s data transfer rate sets the throughput ceiling for every connected device. If your hosts and arrays require a faster link rate, this switch cannot deliver it.
| Brand | QLOGIC |
|---|---|
| Series | SANbox |
| Network Management Type | Fibre Channel Switch |
| Uplink Interface | SFP |
| Primary Port Speed | 4.24 Gbps |
| Uplink Speed | SFP |
| Model | SB5602Q |
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