Axiom NetApp Compatible 25GBASE-CU SFP28 Passive DAC Twinax Cable, 0.5m
This 25GBASE-CU SFP28 DAC cable delivers high-speed 25GbE connectivity for NetApp storage systems and compatible network infrastructure. The passive twinax design eliminates power consumption while maintaining reliable signal integrity over short distances. Ideal for data center environments requiring cost-effective, low-latency interconnects between switches, servers, and storage arrays, this NetApp compatible cable meets TAA compliance requirements for government and enterprise procurement.
Key Features
- 25GBASE-CU standard for 25 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity
- SFP28 connector interfaces on both ends
- Passive Direct Attach Copper (DAC) technology — no power required
- 0.5 meter length for short-reach data center deployments
- NetApp certified compatibility with supported systems
- TAA compliant for government and regulated procurement
- Twinax construction for superior EMI shielding
- Cost-effective alternative to active cables and transceivers
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
AXIOM |
| Part Number |
AXG102763 |
| Cable Type |
Passive Direct Attach Copper (DAC) Twinax |
| Standard |
25GBASE-CU |
| Connector Type |
SFP28 |
| Cable Length |
0.5 meters |
| Data Rate |
25 Gbps |
| Compliance |
TAA, NetApp Compatible |
| Power Consumption |
None (Passive) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 25GBASE-CU SFP28 DAC cable used for?
A 25GBASE-CU SFP28 DAC cable connects 25GbE-capable network devices over short distances in data centers. It's commonly used to link NetApp storage systems, switches, and servers without requiring active transceivers or external power.
Is this passive DAC cable compatible with NetApp systems?
Yes, this Axiom cable is NetApp compatible and designed to work with NetApp storage arrays and switches that support 25GBASE-CU connectivity. Verify your specific NetApp model supports SFP28 interfaces before purchase.
What are the advantages of a passive twinax cable over active alternatives?
Passive twinax cables eliminate power consumption, reduce heat generation, and lower total cost of ownership compared to active optical or copper cables. They're ideal for short-reach deployments under 10 meters where signal integrity remains strong.
Does this 0.5m cable meet TAA compliance requirements?
Yes, this NetApp compatible 25GBASE-CU cable is TAA compliant, making it suitable for government contracts and regulated enterprise environments requiring domestic manufacturing or approved sourcing.
