AxiomQ284XS28A1M-AX
25GBase-AOC SFP28 Active Optical Cable (850nm, MMF, 1m)
The AxiomQ284XS28A1M-AX is a 25GBase Active Optical Cable (AOC) designed for high-performance short-rangeconnectivity in enterprise and data center environments. Featuring SFP28 to SFP28 connectors, 1-meter reach, and 850nm multimode fiber (MMF), it provides low-latency, high-speed 25GbE connectivity for server-to-switch and switch-to-switch interconnects.
Features
Engineered for top-of-rack and high-density server deployments, the Q284XS28A1M-AX delivers plug-and-play, hot-swappable functionality, allowing rapid deployment with minimal downtime. Its lightweight, flexible cable design supports efficient airflow and space management in dense racks.
Advanced Options
With TAA compliance, this cable is suitable for government, enterprise, and federally regulated network environments, offering a standards-compliant 25GbE optical solution that reduces power consumption compared to copper DAC cables.
Product Key Features
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AxiomCompatible SFP28 Active Optical Cable
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Supports 25GBase-AOC standard at 25Gbps
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1m reach over 850nm multimode fiber (MMF)
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Lightweight and flexible for high-density racks
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Lower power consumption than equivalent copper DACs
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EMI-resistant for reliable connectivity
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Hot-swappable, plug-and-play installation
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TAA Compliant for government and enterprise use
Reliability & Performance
The AxiomQ284XS28A1M-AX ensures high-speed, low-latency, and consistent 25GbE performance, making it ideal for enterprise networks, cloud computing, data centers, and HPC applications. Built with enterprise-grade components, it provides long-term durability, stable throughput, and minimal bit-error rates.
Key Features :
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Standard: 25GBase-AOC
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Cable Length: 1 meter
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Connector Type: SFP28 to SFP28
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Data Rate: 25Gbps
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Wavelength: 850nm
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Fiber Type: Multi-Mode Fiber (MMF)
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Compatibility: AxiomNetworking Equipment
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Hot-Swappable: Yes
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Power Consumption: Low
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EMI Resistance: High
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Compliance: TAA Compliant
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Applications: Enterprise Networking, Data Centers, HPC
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