Ubiquiti Networks
Ubiquiti Networks Direct Attach Cable SFP+ 10 Gbps 0.5 m
A 0.5 m passive SFP+ direct attach cable carrying 10 Gbps between compatible network devices
- Length1.64 ft.
- 10 Gbps throughput for high-speed links
- 5 m length keeps rack runs tidy
- Passive design needs no external power
- Male-to-male SFP+ ends plug straight in
- Built for reliable device-to-device connections
Direct Attach Cable SFP+ 10 Gbps
This 0.5 metre passive direct attach cable uses male-to-male SFP+ connectors to link two network devices at 10 Gigabits per second. It suits installers who need a short, fixed-length link between switches, servers or storage appliances equipped with SFP+ ports. The passive design requires no external power and adds minimal latency to the connection.
Passive SFP+ distance limit
Passive SFP+ copper cables are generally specified for very short reaches, typically up to a few metres, making this half-metre assembly appropriate only for adjacent ports within the same rack or enclosure. Signal integrity degrades beyond the rated length, so the cable cannot substitute for active optical cables or transceivers when linking equipment across longer distances. Buyers needing runs beyond the passive copper limit must choose a different media type.
10 Gbps fixed data rate
The cable operates at a single 10 Gigabits per second rate and does not auto-negotiate to lower speeds such as 1 Gbps. Ports on both ends must be configured for 10 Gbps SFP+ operation for the link to establish. Administrators planning mixed-speed environments should verify that their hardware supports fixed-rate 10 Gbps passive DAC before deployment.
Highlights
- 10 Gbps throughput for high-speed links
- 5 m length keeps rack runs tidy
- Passive design needs no external power
- Male-to-male SFP+ ends plug straight in
- Built for reliable device-to-device connections
Specifications
| Length | 1.64 ft. |
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Questions about this item
Is the 0.5 m length right for my rack spacing?
At 1.64 ft the cable links adjacent SFP+ ports inside the same cabinet without excess slack.
What does the 10 Gbps rate deliver in daily use?
It moves data at up to 10 Gigabits per second between switches, servers or storage fitted with SFP+ slots.
How does the SFP+ direct-attach interface limit the link?
The passive copper assembly locks the connection to 10 Gbps and the fixed 0.5 m reach; longer runs need active optics.
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