RamboCables SFP+ DAC Cable, (23ft/7m) 10G SFP+ Twinax Cable, Direct Attach Copper(DAC) Passive Cable, for Cisco SFP-H10GB-CU3M, Meraki,Ubiquiti UniFi and More, Length Options: 0.3m-7m

For 100 m patch cable, This fiber is dangerously thin. 100 meters is enough to run you across a building through the conduit, but something this thin just doesnt strike me as durable enough. We had to be extremely cautious going around corners and are concerned about other people patching over top or parallel with this. One of our four runs was not successful. However, I gave it three stars because it was ready and available with fast shipping in a dire situation. This run had to be made and this was the only fiber available at this length that we could find in the entire San Jose area.

Didnt work by default, then I noticed that the connectors were crossed. They come with a numbered plastic label on each 1 & 2. One side was 1,2 the other was 2,1. I had to remove the connectors on one end from the clip holding them and reverse the cables. Then the interfaces came up as expected.

Quick delivery and worked perfectly

Was skeptical about the price of these cables at first but realized I got a great deal. Small server cluster was starting to show its age on gigabit Ethernet and was time for an upgrade. Some SFP+ 10GB Network Cards some transceivers and these cables and I was up and running besides having to configure my recently acquired NetApp Fiber Cluster Switch. These cables seem to be fairly durable being I have accidentally stepped on some a few times. Snagged two of them walking and I thought they broke. The LC connectors did snap off and snapped right back together. Now I know this is not normal use for a fiber optic cable but accidents did happen and the cables have been rugged enough to maintain their connection. Even with all the faults they still remained within a margin of error that each cable had on its own loss report. Yes every cable comes with a report on the label indicating its tested loss. I thought they were all the same label but no. Shows good quality control and indicates what you are receiving. Tested the cables with a borrowed meter and all tested within margin of error of what was specified. These specs maintained even after their mishaps.

Worked perfectly and was a little longer than stated.

Used to connect Juniper switches via on premise fiber and patch panel. Works just fine out of the bag at 10Gb.

Very well made, faster than promised delivery, connectors scoped clean, great insertion loss. Overall great value for the money.

Nice fiber cable. Worked as advertised.

Ran this through 450ft of 1 pvc buried 24 deep. Cant believe how easy this pulled compared to ethernet cable and this cable did very well at preventing itself getting tangled. Definitely recommend for 500ft runs. Use case and justification: Paired this with 2xGigabit SFP to RJ45 Converters and 1.25gb singlemode trancievers to replace a 470ft cat5 run. The 470ft run consisted of a gigabit PoE injector(~$20), 4 gigabit rj45 lighting arrestors(~100) and a PoE extender(~$60) halfway which when setup gave me full gigabit(about $180 total). Cant be 100% sure but I believe it added about 10ms to ping at the end of the run. Problem was every time we got a bad storm lighting got the 1-2 of the arrestors and the injector or extender costing me a few days and roughly $70-100. Will update in 3-6 months to tell how it has survived but if it makes it through 1 storm the ~$200 to go fiber will have been worth it. Im getting full gigabit and far as i can tell no increase in ping, while using significantly less power. Highly recommended

Worked immediately.