Tripp Lite N820-10M 32.81 ft 10Gb Aqua Duplex Multimode 50/125 Fibre Optic Cable
- Fiber Optic
- Aqua
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A 3-metre direct-attach cable linking two 25 Gbps SFP28 ports for short-reach network links
This three-metre direct-attach cable connects two SFP28 ports at 25 Gbps for short-reach links inside a rack. It is built for Aruba switching environments where a fixed-length copper assembly is preferred over pluggable optics. ||
Verify that both ends of the link use SFP28 interfaces rated for 25 Gbps direct-attach operation. Confirm the three-metre length fits the rack layout without excess slack or tension. Ensure the switch firmware supports this part number for error-free bring-up.
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The cable has SFP28 connectors permanently attached at both ends, so no separate transceivers are required.
Choose this 3 metre version when the switch and server ports are within that distance; longer runs need a longer cable.
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