The JBX03175 represents a cutting-edge solution for enterprise data center interconnectivity, delivering exceptional performance in high-bandwidth networking environments. This 3-meter 400G-2x200G Active Optical Breakout Cable bridges next-generation 400G infrastructure with existing 200G deployments, providing flexible architectural options for network expansion and upgrades. **Technical Excellence** Built with 16 strands of OM3 50/125 multimode fiber, this AOC cable achieves 400GB aggregated throughput while intelligently splitting bandwidth across dual QSFP56 ports. The active optical design eliminates concerns about distance limitations, making 3-meter deployments viable for even the most demanding topology requirements. IEEE 802.3bs qualification ensures standards compliance and interoperability across vendor ecosystems. **Safety & Compliance** The LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) OFNR jacket rating provides critical fire safety for raised-floor data centers and enclosed installations. Class 1 laser safety certification, UL/FDA compliance under 21CFR 1040.10, and RoHS/ELV directive adherence demonstrate commitment to enterprise safety standards. TUV certification validates manufacturing quality and performance consistency. **Operational Reliability** Designed for Arista compatibility with direct A-D400-2Q200-3M replacement capability, this cable integrates seamlessly into existing infrastructure. Operating temperature range of 0-70°C ensures reliable performance across diverse data center environments. The robust plastic jacketing with fiber strand protection delivers durability for high-traffic cable management scenarios. **Custom & Support Options** Custom brand programming is available for organizations requiring OEM integration. Standard free shipping applies on orders exceeding $99, with rapid fulfillment from Danville, CA or Beaufort, SC distribution centers. The 90-day limited warranty provides confidence in long-term deployment reliability. **Ideal Applications** Perfect for data center upgrades, high-performance computing clusters, content delivery networks, and enterprise switching fabric deployments requiring flexible 400G-to-200G breakout architecture. Suitable for network administrators modernizing infrastructure while maintaining investment in existing 200G equipment.