CBO InfiniBand active optical cable JNP-10G-AOC-30M-BO 10G SFP+ 30 m

CBO InfiniBand active optical cable JNP-10G-AOC-30M-BO 10G SFP+ 30 m is an active optical link with SFP+ interfaces designed to deliver 10 Gbps connectivity over a 30-metre distance. Built for use with InfiniBand-capable networking equipment, the cable combines optical transceivers and fibre in a single assembly to extend reach beyond copper while maintaining low latency and immunity to electromagnetic interference. This 30 m active optical cable is intended for server, switch and storage interconnects in data center and telecom environments where consistent 10G performance is required.

Advantages

The cable provides a 10 Gbps data rate with SFP+ compatibility, enabling high-throughput links between compatible ports. As an active optical cable, it offers longer reach than copper alternatives at the same data rate and eliminates susceptibility to EMI, which helps preserve signal integrity in densely cabled racks. The integrated optical transceivers reduce the need for separate modules, simplifying installation and reducing component count. Its 30-metre length allows flexible routing between racks and across equipment rows while keeping latency and power requirements appropriate for typical data center applications.

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How to use

Insert an SFP+ connector on each end into compatible SFP+ ports on networking equipment, ensuring that both ports support active optical cables and the 10 Gbps link mode. Route the cable between devices following standard data centre cable management practices to avoid sharp bends and mechanical stress. Power-up the connected devices and verify link establishment and negotiated speed through device interfaces or management tools. Replace or reseat the cable if link errors or signal faults are reported.

Recommendations

Handle the active optical cable by the connector housings and maintain the specified minimum bend radius to prevent damage to the fibre. Confirm compatibility with switch and server SFP+ ports before deployment and verify firmware or OS support for active optical modules where required. For persistent high-performance links, keep connectors clean and store unused ends with protective dust caps.