BlueOptics H-SFP+AOC25M-BO cavo in fibra ottica InfiniBand 25 m aqua

The BlueOptics H-SFP+AOC25M-BO InfiniBand fibre optic cable 25 m Aqua is a 25‑metre active optical cable with male SFP+ connectors designed for high‑speed links in data centers and high‑performance computing environments. It supports multi‑mode fibre transmission and implements built‑in transmitter and receiver modules at each end to carry optical signals according to the respective transmission protocol. The cable is prepared for 10GBASE‑SR class operation and is supplied in an aqua jacket suitable for standard multimode installations.

Advantages

This active optical cable delivers 10 Gbit/s class performance over a 25 m multimode link while using SFP+ form‑factor connectors, enabling direct connection between compatible SFP+ ports without separate transceivers. The integrated transmitter and receiver reduce component count and simplify deployment. The 25 m length and aqua multimode jacket meet common data‑center routing requirements and provide physical and optical characteristics aligned with multimode short‑reach applications.

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How to use

Insert each SFP+ connector into the corresponding SFP+ port on the devices to be connected, ensuring the modules seat fully and the device link indicators respond. No separate transceivers or patch cords are required; the cable provides the optical transceiver functionality integrated into the cable ends. Verify that the connected devices support SFP+ AOC modules and the 10GBASE‑SR or InfiniBand protocol in use. Follow your equipment manufacturer's port enablement and link configuration procedures after physical installation.

Recommendations

Use the cable within standard data‑center routing paths avoiding tight bends and excessive tensile stress; maintain the minimum bend radius recommended for multimode AOCs and keep the aqua jacket clean when inserting or removing connectors. Confirm compatibility with your specific switch, router, or storage platform before deployment and test the link performance in your environment if required.