Cable de fibra óptica InfiniBand BlueOptics MCP1600-C00AE30N 0,5 m QSFP28 negro

The BlueOptics MCP1600-C00AE30N 0.5 m QSFP28 cable is a short, high-performance InfiniBand/fibre optic connection solution designed for low-latency, high-bandwidth links. With QSFP28 male-to-male connectors and a half-metre length, this cable is intended for direct interconnects between switches, network interface cards and other QSFP28-capable equipment in dense rack environments and high-performance computing clusters.

Advantages

This 0.5 m QSFP28 cable provides reliable high-speed data transmission suitable for 100GbE and InfiniBand HDR/EDR links where QSFP28 interfaces are used. Its short length reduces signal attenuation and latency, while the factory-terminated QSFP28 male connectors ensure consistent performance and straightforward plug-and-play installation. The cable's black jacket and compact design facilitate tidy cable management in server racks and minimize excess slack.

Suitable for

• Short-reach connections between QSFP28 ports in data center racks
• Interconnects for high-performance computing (HPC) nodes and storage arrays
• Aggregation and spine-leaf switch links requiring low latency
• Environment with dense port layouts where 0.5 m length prevents cable clutter

Key specifications

• Connector type: QSFP28 male-to-male
• Cable length: 0.5 m
• Supported interfaces: InfiniBand and fibre optic QSFP28-compatible links
• Typical use: short-reach, high-bandwidth interconnects
• Color: black

How to use

Ensure both endpoints support QSFP28 interfaces and are powered down or hot-plug capable per equipment guidance. Align each QSFP28 connector with the corresponding port and insert until the latch engages. Verify link status through the network equipment management interface or diagnostic LEDs. For removal, disengage the latch and pull the connector straight out to avoid damage to the module or port.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use this 0.5 m cable for direct, short-distance connections inside racks to minimize signal loss and latency. Avoid tight bends near the connector and maintain manufacturer-recommended minimum bend radius. Store and handle connectors with dust caps when not in use to protect optical interfaces.