ARISTA/JUNIPER COMP TAA 100G-CU DAC 1M
This 100G DAC cable delivers high-speed connectivity for enterprise data center environments requiring ARISTA and JUNIPER switch compatibility. The TAA-compliant copper direct attach cable provides reliable 100 Gigabit performance in a compact 1-meter form factor, ideal for top-of-rack and switch-to-server deployments where cost-effective, low-latency interconnects are essential.
Built for organizations standardizing on ARISTA or JUNIPER infrastructure, this cable eliminates compatibility concerns while maintaining enterprise-grade reliability and compliance requirements.
Key Features
- 100 Gigabit Ethernet performance with ARISTA and JUNIPER switch compatibility
- TAA-compliant design for government and regulated procurement
- Copper direct attach construction for superior signal integrity
- 1-meter cable length optimized for rack-mounted deployments
- Low-latency, passive connectivity—no power consumption
- Enterprise-grade reliability with industry-standard connectors
- Cost-effective alternative to optical transceivers for short-reach links
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
ADD-ON |
| Part Number |
ADD-NSK-Q28PDA1-ARJ |
| Cable Type |
Direct Attach Copper (DAC) |
| Speed |
100 Gigabit Ethernet |
| Length |
1 Meter |
| Compatibility |
ARISTA, JUNIPER |
| Compliance |
TAA (Trade Agreements Act) |
| Connector Type |
Industry-standard 100G |
| Signal Type |
Passive Copper |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this 100G DAC cable compatible with my ARISTA or JUNIPER switch?
Yes. This cable is specifically designed for ARISTA and JUNIPER compatibility, ensuring seamless integration with your existing infrastructure without additional configuration or compatibility concerns.
What is TAA compliance and why does it matter?
TAA (Trade Agreements Act) compliance ensures the product meets U.S. government procurement standards. If your organization requires government-compliant equipment or operates under federal contracts, this TAA-compliant cable meets those regulatory requirements.
How does a copper DAC cable compare to optical transceivers?
Copper DAC cables offer lower cost, lower latency, and no power consumption compared to optical solutions. They're ideal for short-reach connections (up to 10 meters) in data centers, making them perfect for rack-to-rack and switch-to-server links.
What is the maximum distance this 1M cable can reliably transmit?
This 1-meter cable is optimized for short-reach deployments typical in data center top-of-rack configurations. For longer distances, optical transceivers are recommended.
