SFP-H25G-CU2M Cisco 25GBase SFP28 2 Meter Passive Copper Cable

Cable Length: 2 Meter

The Cisco SFP-H25G-CU2M 25GBase SFP28 comes with a cable length of 2 meters, making it an ideal choice for various networking applications. The cable length plays a crucial role in determining the flexibility and convenience of network installations. With a 2-meter cable, users have the freedom to connect devices within a reasonable distance, ensuring efficient and reliable data transmission.

Enhanced Connectivity

The 2-meter cable length of the Cisco SFP-H25G-CU2M enables enhanced connectivity options for users. Whether you need to establish connections between switches, servers, routers, or other networking devices, this cable length provides ample reach. It eliminates the need for additional extenders or adapters, simplifying the setup process and reducing potential points of failure.

Optimal Cable Management

Proper cable management is essential for maintaining an organized and efficient network infrastructure. With a 2-meter cable, users can easily manage and organize their network cables without excessive clutter or tangling. This ensures better airflow and reduces the risk of accidental cable disconnections or damage. Additionally, organized cables make troubleshooting and maintenance tasks much easier.

Flexible Deployment

The 2-meter cable length offers flexibility in network deployment scenarios. Whether you are setting up a small office network or a large-scale data center, having a 2-meter cable allows for versatile placement of devices without being limited by short cable lengths. It offers the freedom to position equipment as needed and accommodates changes in network configurations without requiring extensive rewiring.

Cost-Effective Solution

The Cisco SFP-H25G-CU2M's 2-meter cable length provides a cost-effective solution for network installations. Unlike longer cables that may be unnecessary for certain setups, the 2-meter length strikes a balance between convenience and affordability. It eliminates the need to purchase longer cables that would go unused, saving users from unnecessary expenses.

Reduced Signal Loss

Signal loss is a common concern in networking environments, especially with longer cable lengths. The 2-meter cable of the Cisco SFP-H25G-CU2M minimizes signal loss and ensures reliable data transmission. This is particularly important for high-speed networks that require stable and uninterrupted connectivity. By reducing signal loss, users can maintain optimal network performance and avoid potential disruptions.

Durability and Reliability

The Cisco SFP-H25G-CU2M's 2-meter cable is built with durability and reliability in mind. It is designed to withstand the rigors of everyday use, ensuring a long lifespan and minimizing the need for frequent replacements. This reliability translates into reduced downtime, increased productivity, and overall cost savings for users.

Compatibility

The 2-meter cable length of the Cisco SFP-H25G-CU2M is compatible with a wide range of devices and networking applications. Whether you are connecting Cisco switches, servers, or routers, this cable length ensures seamless compatibility. It eliminates compatibility concerns and allows for hassle-free integration into existing network infrastructures.

Future-Proofing

Investing in a 2-meter cable length provides future-proofing benefits for users. As networking technologies continue to evolve, having a cable length that meets current standards ensures compatibility with future upgrades. By selecting the Cisco SFP-H25G-CU2M with its 2-meter cable length, users can confidently adapt to emerging technologies without worrying about compatibility limitations.

Scalability

The 2-meter cable length of the Cisco SFP-H25G-CU2M enables network scalability. Whether you are expanding your network or upgrading existing equipment, this cable length allows for seamless integration of additional devices. It provides the flexibility to add new components without needing to reconfigure the entire network layout, saving time and effort.

Cable Type: Passive Copper

The Cisco SFP-H25G-CU2M 25GBase SFP28 features a passive copper cable type, making it an excellent choice for specific networking requirements. The cable type plays a crucial role in determining the performance, reliability, and compatibility of the network connection. With a passive copper cable, users can benefit from its unique advantages in various applications.

Cost-Effective Solution

The passive copper cable type of the Cisco SFP-H25G-CU2M offers a cost-effective solution for network connectivity. Compared to optical fiber cables or active copper cables, passive copper cables are generally more budget-friendly while still providing reliable data transmission. This makes them an ideal choice for users seeking a balance between performance and affordability.

Compatibility

Passive copper cables are widely compatible with various networking devices and standards. The Cisco SFP-H25G-CU2M's passive copper cable type ensures seamless integration with Cisco switches, servers, routers, and other compatible equipment. This compatibility eliminates concerns about device interoperability and simplifies the overall network setup process.

Ease of Installation

Passive copper cables are known for their ease of installation. Unlike fiber optic cables that require precise alignment and delicate handling, passive copper cables can be easily connected and disconnected without specialized tools or expertise. This simplifies the installation process and reduces the risk of accidental damage during setup or maintenance tasks.

Reliability and Durability

The passive copper cable type of the Cisco SFP-H25G-CU2M offers excellent reliability and durability. These cables are designed to withstand the challenges of networking environments, including temperature variations, vibrations, and physical stress. Their robust construction ensures a stable and long-lasting connection, minimizing the risk of signal loss or interruptions.

Power Efficiency

Passive copper cables do not require additional power for data transmission. Unlike active copper cables that rely on power-consuming electronics for signal amplification, passive copper cables utilize the inherent electrical properties of copper for data transmission. This power efficiency can contribute to overall energy savings in network operations.

Flexibility

Passive copper cables offer flexibility in terms of bending and routing. They are more forgiving when it comes to cable bends and tight spaces compared to fiber optic cables. This flexibility allows for easier cable management and enables users to route cables in a way that best suits their specific network infrastructure.

No Latency Concerns

Passive copper cables have negligible latency compared to active copper or fiber optic cables. This makes them an ideal choice for applications where low latency is critical, such as high-frequency trading or real-time data processing. The use of passive copper cables ensures minimal delays in data transmission, resulting in improved overall network performance.

Noise Immunity

The inherent electrical properties of passive copper cables provide good noise immunity. They are less susceptible to electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI), ensuring stable data transmission even in environments with high levels of electrical noise. This noise immunity contributes to reliable network connectivity and reduces the risk of data corruption or transmission errors.

Long Reach

Passive copper cables can support longer cable lengths compared to active copper cables. This allows for greater flexibility in network deployments, especially in scenarios where devices need to be connected over longer distances. The Cisco SFP-H25G-CU2M's passive copper cable type ensures that users can establish connections without compromising on reach or performance.