Clover Technologies Group, LLC CF064-67901-REF refurbished maintenance kit 225000 yield
- Printer Accessories
- Maintenance Kit
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Connects network equipment over a 10 metre active optical link
The Axiom 10GBase-AOC SFP+ active optical cable spans 10 metres for high-speed printer server connectivity. It suits network administrators linking switches or servers across racks where copper reach falls short.
Active optical construction keeps the cable lightweight and immune to electromagnetic interference in dense cabinets. SFP+ connectors plug directly into compatible transceiver ports without separate transceivers or patch panels.
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Yes, the Axiom SFP+ active optical cable is built to the 10GBase-AOC specification and maintains 10G performance across the full 10 metre run.
The cable uses a standard SFP+ connector that inserts directly into any SFP+ port on the printer server or network switch.
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