NETGEAR 10GBase direct attach cable - SFP+ (M) to SFP+ (M) - 15 m - fiber optic - active
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AXC765, AXC767, AXC7610, AXC7615 and AXC7620 are new Active or Active Optical DAC versions of 5-meter to 20-meter Direct Attach SFP+ cables for 10G network cabling between SFP+ devices (network switches, servers, storage). These DAC integrate active SFP+ compatible connectors with a copper twin-axial cable, or a duplex fiber optic cable into a low-latency, energy-efficient and low-cost cabling solution. Passive or active SFP+ connector on both ends replacing SFP+ transceivers providing the highest performance, pre-terminated twin-axial or duplex fiber optic cable. 5-Year NETGEAR Limited Warranty Performance and support: AXC7615, is a 15-meter Active Optical Direct Attach Cable (DAC) SFP+ cable for 10G network cabling between SFP+ devices (network switches, servers, storage). DAC family with options: The family of DAC cables includes the AXC761, AXC763, AXC765, AXC767 and AXC7610 Passive or Active versions in 1-meter, 3-meter, 5-meter, 7-meter and 10-meter lengths. AXC7615 and AXC7620 Active Optical DAC offer even longer 15-meter and 20-meter reach. SFP+ compatible connectors with a copper twin-axial cable, or a duplex fiber optic cable in a low-latency, energy-efficient and low-cost cabling solution 10G Network cabling:
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