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AddOn EX-SFP-1GE-DAC-1M-AO Network Cable - Juniper Networks EX SFP 1GE DAC 1M Compatible TAA Compliant 1000Base CU SFP to SFP Direct Attach Cable (Passive Twinax, 1m) 3.28 ft Twinaxial for Network Device First End: 1 x SFP Network Male Second End: 1

AddOn EX-SFP-1GE-DAC-1M-AO Network Cable - Juniper Networks EX SFP 1GE DAC 1M Compatible TAA Compliant 1000Base CU SFP to SFP Direct Attach Cable (Passive Twinax, 1m) 3.28 ft Twinaxial for Network Device First End: 1 x SFP Network Male Second End: 1

This Juniper Networks compatible 1000Base-CU SFP to SFP passive TAA (Trade Acts Agreement) compliant direct attach cable has a maximum reach of 1.0m (3.3ft). It is 100% Juniper Networks compatible and has been programmed, uniquely serialized, and data-traffic and application tested to ensure that it is compliant and functional. This direct attach cable will initialize and perform identically to Juniper Networks's individual cables and is built to meet or exceed Juniper Networks specifications, and comply with MSA (Multi-Source Agreement) standards. We stand behind the quality of our products and proudly offer a limited lifetime warranty.

Manufacturer: AddOn
MPN: EX-SFP-1GE-DAC-1M-AO
Availability: Special Order
Condition: New
$52.25
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Product Description

Technical Information
  • Cable Type:
    Twinaxial
  • Cable Characteristic:
    Patch Cable
  • Cable Length:
    3.28 ft
  • Connector Type on First End:
    SFP Network - Male
  • Connector Gender on First End:
    Male
  • Connector on First End Details:
    1 x SFP Network - Male
  • Connector Type on Second End:
    SFP Network - Male
  • Connector Gender on Second End:
    Male
  • Connector on Second End Details:
    1 x SFP Network - Male
  • Device Supported:
    Network Device
  • American Wire Gauge:
    30 AWG
  • Data Transfer Rate:
    1 Gbit/s
Physical Characteristics
  • Product Material:
    Copper
  • Weight (Approximate):
    0.15 lb
Miscellaneous
  • Country of Origin:
    United States/United Kingdom
  • TAA Compliant:
    Yes