Tripp Lite N820-10M 32.81 ft 10Gb Aqua Duplex Multimode 50/125 Fibre Optic Cable
- Fiber Optic
- Aqua
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Active optical cable with dual QSFP28 connectors for 100 Gb links up to 30 m
This Axiom cable delivers 100 Gbit/s connectivity over a 30 metre aqua fibre run. It uses QSFP28 male connectors on both ends and is qualified for Juniper equipment. The active optical design supports the reach without external transceivers.
The cable is built for environments that require Juniper-validated 100GBASE-AOC operation. Buyers needing a different vendor qualification or a passive copper alternative will need another part.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Axiom |
| Product type | Fiber Optic |
| Product color | Aqua |
| Ports & slots | |
| Connector details | 1 x QSFP28 Male Network QSFP28 Male Network |
It provides a 100 Gbps link between two QSFP28 ports over 30 metres without separate transceivers.
The QSFP28 connectors limit the link to 100 Gbps across the 30 metre aqua fibre.
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