SFP+ Twinax Cable CBO JD095B-BL 1 m 10 Gbit/s Male-to-Male

The SFP+ Twinax Cable CBO JD095B-BL 1 m 10 Gbit/s Male-to-Male is a direct-attach copper cable with two SFP+ compliant plug-in connectors. At 1 metre length it is intended for short-range high-speed links between switches, servers and network interface cards (NICs), offering a 10 Gbit/s data rate with minimal latency and low power consumption. The cable implements a fixed, passive twinax structure and is suitable for rack-to-rack or within-rack interconnects in data center and server room environments.

Advantages

This SFP+ twinax cable delivers a compact, low-latency connection for 10 Gbit/s ports with reduced power use compared with optical modules and active transceivers. The integrated SFP+ male-to-male plugs simplify installation without additional transceivers and lower total link cost for short distances. The 1 m length limits signal loss and helps maintain signal integrity over typical rack and shelf layouts.

Suitable for

• Short-range connections between switches within a rack
• Direct links from servers to top-of-rack switches
• Interconnects between NICs and switch ports supporting SFP+
• High-density patching in data center and telecom racks

Key specifications

• Connector type: SFP+ male-to-male
• Cable type: Twinax copper (direct-attach)
• Data rate: 10 Gbit/s
• Length: 1 m
• Designed use: Short-reach, passive twinax link
• Typical deployment: Within-rack and adjacent-rack connections

How to use

Insert each SFP+ plug into compatible 10 Gbit/s SFP+ ports on network equipment until the connector latches. Ensure ports are powered down or follow hot-plug guidelines from the equipment vendor when installing into live systems. Verify link status in the switch or host OS to confirm a successful connection. For clean operation, avoid sharp bends in the cable and keep the routing clear of high-interference power cabling.

Usage recommendations

Use this 1 m passive twinax cable for short, direct connections where optical transceivers are unnecessary. Maintain manufacturer-recommended bend radius and avoid stretching or crushing the cable to preserve performance. Confirm SFP+ compatibility with your switch or server vendor documentation before deployment to ensure link negotiation and power behavior match your hardware.