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A 23 ft passive twinaxial QSFP+ cable for Dell Force10 and PowerEdge switches
This passive twinaxial cable connects Dell Force10 and PowerEdge switches using QSFP+ ports on both ends. The 23 ft length suits rack-to-rack links in data centres and enterprise closets. It is built for networking devices that require a direct attach copper connection without active signal conditioning.
The passive design draws no power and adds no latency beyond the copper medium itself. A lifetime limited warranty backs the cable against defects in materials and workmanship. No software, transceivers or additional accessories are bundled with this item.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Axiom |
| Product type | Consumer Electronics |
No, the cable is completely passive and draws no power; it has no firmware and carries a lifetime limited warranty.
The cable is rated for 22.97 ft; beyond that length passive twinaxial designs typically hit attenuation limits first.
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