The JBX04366 50m HPE R5Z82A-50M Compatible 200GBASE-SR4 QSFP56 Active Optical Cable represents the pinnacle of high-speed network connectivity solutions. Engineered specifically for enterprise-class data centers and high-performance computing environments, this active optical cable eliminates the distance limitations of traditional copper interconnects while delivering blazing-fast 200Gbps data rates. Technical Excellence: Built with 8 strands of OM3 50/125 multimode fiber, this cable achieves optimal performance within the 200GBASE-SR4 standard specifications. The LSZH (Low Smoke Zero Halogen) plastic jacketing ensures compliance with fire safety codes while maintaining flexibility for easy installation in confined spaces. Operating across a wide temperature range of 0-70°C (32-158°F), this cable performs reliably in diverse data center environments. Certification & Compliance: Fully qualified to IEEE 802.3cd specifications and QSFP56 MSA standards, this AOC undergoes rigorous testing to ensure enterprise-grade reliability. Comprehensive certifications include RoHS/ELV compliance, Class 1 Laser safety classification, and approvals from TUV, UL, and FDA (21CFR 1040.10). These certifications guarantee safe operation and environmental responsibility. HPE Compatibility: Direct replacement for HPE part numbers R5Z82A-50M, P06153-B26-50M, and P28169-B26-50M, ensuring seamless integration with existing HPE infrastructure. This compatibility eliminates compatibility concerns and simplifies procurement processes. Value Proposition: At 50 meters, this cable extends connectivity capabilities beyond standard 30m distances, perfect for large-scale data center layouts. The AOC technology provides superior performance compared to copper alternatives while consuming less power. Free standard shipping on orders over $99 from U.S. locations (Danville, CA and Beaufort, SC) makes procurement economical. Backed by a 90-day limited warranty, this investment is protected against manufacturing defects. Ideal Applications: Data center core switching, high-performance computing clusters, storage area networks (SANs), and enterprise network backbone connections requiring maximum throughput and reliability.