DAC-0105 LevelOne 10GBase Direct Connect Cable SFP to ~D

Reference: DAC-0105
EAN: 4015867199091
Condition: New
Price: €70.95
VAT included
Without tax: €57.69
  • 10GBase Direct Connect Cable SFP+ to SFP+
  • Length: 1 meter
  • Passive copper twinax cable
  • Hot-pluggable SFP+ connectors
  • Low power consumption < 0.5W

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  • Full 10Gbps speed: Supports 10.5 Gbit/s (10GBase-CR) with SFP+ male connectors at both ends, compatible with hot-swappable modules in managed switches such as MikroTik CRS or Ubiquiti USW-Enterprise.

  • Optimised length 5 m: Twinax shielded copper for short distances (<7 m) with minimal attenuation (~7 dB), superior to passive copper in dense racks for 10G aggregation in PoE++ or hybrid fibre infrastructures.

  • Low power and passive: 3.3-3.6 V / 300 mA max voltage, no active optics for MTBF reliability >1M hours; reduces OPEX vs. SFP+ transceivers in static links.

  • Multi-vendor compatibility: MSA SFP+ (IEEE 802.3ae) compliant; works with HPE ProLiant Gen11, Cisco Nexus, Aruba, Juniper; full-duplex auto-negotiation without manual configurations.

  • Rugged industrial construction: Stainless steel and flexible black PVC, -10 to 70°C operational, RoHS/CE; weight ~100 g for permanent installation in 19" racks or telecom cabinets.

  • Plug-and-play enterprise: Automatic DDM/DDM detection on compatible switches, no added latency for VoIP, 4K video or fast backups in mission-critical environments.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    DAC-0105
  • In stock
    9 Items
  • Condition
    New
  • EAN13
    4015867199091
  • MPN
    DAC-0105

  • Colour
    Black

Brand LEVEL ONE
Country Netherlands
Address of origin Krijgsman 1​, 1186 DM Amstelveen
EU responsible person Digital Data Communications (DDC) Group
Address Krijgsman 1​, 1186 DM Amstelveen
Email [email protected]
Phone +49 (0) 231 9075 - 0

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