
10G SFP+ Active Optical Cable, 1m
One-meter straight SFP+ active optical cable for short 10GbE connections between two supported SFP+ ports.
10G SFP+ to SFP+ · Active optical cable · 1m · Straight
A fixed one-meter active optical cable (AOC) for short connections between two SFP+ ports. The image represents the AOC type; endpoint coding, labels and any optional monitoring requirement are confirmed in the approved quotation.
Deployment fit
Use it for
Short in-rack or adjacent-rack connections where a fixed optical cable assembly is preferred.
Endpoints
Straight SFP+ to SFP+ cable assembly; no breakout branches.
Confirm first
Both host models, software, port speed, AOC support, routing path, bend protection, coding and quantity.
Technical specifications
| Product type | 10G SFP+ active optical cable |
|---|---|
| Endpoint A / B | SFP+ / SFP+ |
| Topology | Straight, 1:1 |
| Cable length | 1m |
| Assembly type | Active optical, fixed cable assembly |
| Public Axonode SKU | A-10G-SFPPLUS-AOC-1M |
| Host compatibility | Validated against both exact endpoints before production |
| Fiber construction / bend radius | Confirmed in the approved quotation; not inferred from the representative image |
| DDM / DOM behavior | Confirm if required; not assumed from the product type |
| Operating temperature | Confirmed for the ordered variant |
Representative type image resized to 600 × 600. Final labels, endpoint coding and ordered cable construction follow the approved quotation.
Pre-order engineering checks
- Confirm both endpoints are SFP+ ports and that both exact devices support a 10G active optical cable.
- Measure the routed path and protect the optical cable from tight bends, crushing and connector strain.
- Provide both host models and software so recognition and endpoint coding can be checked separately.
- State any monitoring, temperature, jacket or installation requirement before the quotation is approved.
Compatibility and validation
AOC support is platform-specific. Confirm both host models, software, port speed and any coding policy. The integrated ends cannot be replaced independently, so both endpoint requirements must be correct in one ordered assembly.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between this AOC and a passive DAC?
This AOC carries the link through an active optical cable assembly, while a passive DAC uses twinax copper without active signal conditioning. Choose by host support, routing, length and installation constraints.
Will this 1m AOC work in any two SFP+ ports?
No. Both exact device models, software versions and port modes must support the AOC and its coding profile. Validate both ends before ordering.
How should I confirm the 1m cable length?
Measure the routed path through cable managers and include bend protection and service allowance. The integrated connectors cannot be extended or re-terminated in the field.
Can the two SFP+ ends be removed from the cable?
No. An AOC is a fixed assembly with integrated active ends. If the length, endpoint type or coding is wrong, the complete assembly must be replaced.
Does this AOC report DDM or DOM values?
Do not assume it does. Monitoring behavior depends on the exact ordered design and host platform. State the required readings or alarms before the quotation is approved.
What bend radius should installers use?
Use the minimum bend radius stated for the ordered cable construction. It has not been inferred from the representative image, so confirm it in the final specification before installation.
What should I check if the link is not recognized?
Check both host models and software, port speed and mode, cable seating, coding acceptance and alarms at both endpoints. Because the ends are integrated, verify the complete assembly rather than swapping one transceiver.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Send both host models, software versions, port speed and mode, actual routed length, coding reference, monitoring and temperature requirements, quantity and required date.
Confirm both AOC endpoints and the routed length
Send both host models and software versions, port speed and mode, actual routed length, coding reference, monitoring and temperature requirements, quantity and required date.
Request a configuration reviewFinal specifications follow the approved quotation and product datasheet.

