The JBX06353 7-Meter 10GBASE-CR SFP+ Active Direct Attach Copper Cable represents a premium solution for organizations requiring high-speed, reliable network connectivity in their Extreme Networks infrastructure. Designed specifically for compatibility with Extreme Networks switches and transceivers, this active DAC cable eliminates the need for external power supplies while delivering consistent 10GB performance over extended distances. Key Technical Features: Constructed with 30AWG Twinax copper conductors, the cable provides superior signal integrity and reduced crosstalk compared to lower-gauge alternatives. The active design incorporates signal conditioning circuitry, enabling reliable data transmission over 7 meters—ideal for rack-to-rack connectivity and medium-distance backbone applications. The cable meets rigorous IEEE 802.3ae and SFF standards, ensuring compatibility with standards-compliant equipment. Quality and Compliance: RoHS, TUV, and UL certifications confirm adherence to international safety and environmental standards. The plastic jacketing protects conductors while remaining flexible for installation in tight spaces. Operating temperature range of 0-70°C (32-158°F) accommodates both standard and elevated-temperature environments. Applications and Benefits: Perfect for data center aggregation, server-to-switch connections, and enterprise network backbones. Active DAC technology eliminates compatibility issues common with passive cables on longer runs. Replaces Extreme Networks OEM part 10G-SFP-TWX-0701, providing cost-effective alternatives for equipment refresh and expansion projects. Customization Options: Custom brand programming is available for enterprises requiring branded packaging and documentation, supporting corporate standardization initiatives. Warranty and Support: Backed by a comprehensive 90-day limited warranty. Ships from U.S. distribution centers (Danville, CA and Beaufort, SC) with free standard shipping on orders exceeding $99. The JBX06353 delivers the performance, reliability, and compatibility Extreme Networks users demand for mission-critical network infrastructure.