Cavo DAC BlueLAN compatibile BlueOptics MCP2102-X03AB, SFP+ su SFP+, passivo, 10 Gbit/s, 5 m, nero (MCP2102-X03AB-BL)

Direct Attach Copper (DAC) SFP+ cable CBO MCP2102-X03AB 10 Gbps, 24 m is a passive copper SFP+ interconnect designed to provide a stable 10 Gbps physical layer link over a 24‑metre distance. It connects SFP+ ports on switches, servers and network appliances and is intended for short‑distance high‑speed data paths where low latency and predictable signal behaviour are required. The cable integrates SFP+ form‑factor transceivers and a fixed copper assembly to simplify installation and eliminate the need for separate transceivers and fiber patching in rack‑to‑rack or within‑rack connections.

Advantages

This DAC SFP+ cable delivers full 10 Gbps throughput with minimal link latency and low power consumption compared with active optical solutions. Its passive copper design reduces complexity by combining connector and cable into a single unit, offering plug‑and‑play installation and reliable electrical performance across the specified 24 m reach. The integrated SFP+ modules provide standardized mechanical compatibility and consistent signal integrity suitable for dense server and switch environments.

Suitable for

• Short‑reach 10 Gbps switch‑to‑switch uplinks within racks and between adjacent racks
• Server to top‑of‑rack switch connections in data centres and server rooms
• Storage network links where predictable latency and high throughput are required
• High‑density network deployments where minimizing transceiver count and cabling complexity is important

Key specifications

• Ethernet standard: 10 Gigabit Ethernet over SFP+
• Maximum data rate: 10 Gbps
• Cable type: passive twinax copper with integrated SFP+ connectors
• Maximum reach: 24 metres (passive copper)
• Connector form factor: SFP+ (hot‑pluggable physical interface)
• Typical use case: short‑range, high‑throughput physical link between SFP+ ports

How to use

Insert the SFP+ connector ends into the SFP+ ports of the two devices until the latching mechanism engages. Confirm link status on both devices and configure the network interfaces according to the host or switch settings (speed, duplex and any required VLAN or trunking settings). For proper operation, ensure both ends support SFP+ passive copper modules and that port firmware or vendor compatibility requirements are met. Route the cable to avoid tight bends, compressive stress and sources of electrical interference.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, maintain bend radii above the manufacturer’s minimum, avoid kinking the cable, and ensure adequate airflow in dense rack environments. Verify that the connected equipment supports passive SFP+ DAC modules and check switch or server release notes for any required compatibility settings before deployment.