BlueOptics QSFP28-100G-AOC-50M-H3-BO Cavo in fibra ottica InfiniBand 50m colore menta

The BlueOptics QSFP28-100G-AOC-50M-H3-BO InfiniBand fibre optic cable 50m Mint colour is a factory-terminated active optical cable designed for 100 Gbps links in data center and high-performance computing environments. It uses QSFP28 connectors on both ends to support InfiniBand and Ethernet-compatible high-speed interconnects over a 50-metre reach. The cable's mint-coloured jacket provides easy visual identification while preserving fibre performance and signal integrity.

Advantages

This 50-m active optical cable provides high-bandwidth, low-latency connectivity suitable for demanding applications. As a QSFP28 AOC, it eliminates the need for separate transceivers and patch cords, simplifying installation and reducing connector loss. The single-piece factory-terminated assembly ensures consistent optical performance and reliability across the full length. The mint-coloured jacket aids in cable management by making links easy to trace in dense cable plants.

Suitable for

• Interconnects between switches, servers, and storage in data centres
• High-performance computing clusters using InfiniBand fabrics
• Short-reach 100 Gbps Ethernet links within racks and across adjacent aisles
• Environments requiring low insertion loss and consistent optical performance

Key specifications

• Connector type: QSFP28 on both ends
• Cable type: Active Optical Cable (AOC)
• Nominal data rate: 100 Gbps
• Length: 50 metres
• Colour: Mint (identification jacket)
• Application: InfiniBand and compatible high-speed interconnects
• Typical use: Short- to medium-reach rack and row connections

How to use

Install the BlueOptics QSFP28 AOC by inserting each QSFP28 connector into the corresponding QSFP28 port on your network equipment until the connector latches. Ensure ports are compatible with QSFP28 and support the intended protocol (InfiniBand or Ethernet). Route the cable to avoid tight bends; observe the manufacturer's minimum bend radius for optical assemblies. For best performance, avoid kinking or compressing the cable and keep connectors free of dust by using protective caps when not connected.

Recommendations

Validate link status and protocol settings after installation and monitor signal integrity using available switch or host diagnostics. For organized cabling, use colour-coded management practices and avoid running optical cables alongside high-voltage power lines. Replace the cable if the jacket is damaged or if persistent link errors occur.