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Dell 470-ABPE 3.28FT OM4 MTP to 4XLC Optical Cable
High-Speed Data Transmission for Seamless Networking The Dell 3.28FT OM4 MTP to 4XLC Optical Breakout Networking Cable delivers exceptional performance for high-density data center environments. This 3-meter cable facilitates reliable, high-speed connections, ensuring optimal network efficiency. ...
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Overview
High-Speed Data Transmission for Seamless Networking
The Dell 3.28FT OM4 MTP to 4XLC Optical Breakout Networking Cable delivers exceptional performance for high-density data center environments. This 3-meter cable facilitates reliable, high-speed connections, ensuring optimal network efficiency.
Key Specifications:
- Brand: Dell
- Model: 470-ABPE
- Cable Length: 3.28 feet (3 meters)
- Connector Type 1: OM4 MTP
- Connector Type 2: 4XLC Optical
- Use Case: Networking cable for data transmission
Specifications
Brand
Dell
Cable Type
OM4 Optical Cable
Length
3.28FT
Connector Type 1
MTP
Connector Type 2
4XLC
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of fiber optic cable is the Dell 470-ABPE?
The Dell 470-ABPE is an OM4 optical cable, designed for high-performance multimode fiber optic networking.
What are the connector types on this cable?
This cable features MTP connectors on one end and 4XLC connectors on the other, for versatile connectivity.
What is the length of this optical cable?
The Dell 470-ABPE optical cable measures 3.28 feet, suitable for shorter connections within a network setup.
Is this cable suitable for long-distance network connections?
At 3.28 feet, this cable is primarily designed for short-distance connections, such as within a rack or between adjacent network devices.
What is the benefit of using an OM4 fiber optic cable?
OM4 cables are optimized for higher bandwidth and longer transmission distances compared to earlier multimode fiber standards, making them suitable for high-speed data centers.