ENET 400GBASE-AOC QSFP-DD to 4x100G QSFP56 Breakout Cable
The ENET 400GBASE-AOC is a high-performance active optical breakout cable designed for enterprise data centers and high-speed networking environments. This MSA-compatible, TAA-compliant solution breaks out a single 400G QSFP-DD connection into four independent 100G QSFP56 ports, enabling flexible network architecture without expensive switch upgrades. Built with premium multimode fiber optic technology and featuring DOM (Digital Optical Monitoring) support, this 3-meter cable delivers reliable, future-proof connectivity with lifetime USA-based support and warranty coverage.
Key Features
- 400GBASE-AOC to 4x100G QSFP56 breakout configuration
- MSA-compatible design ensures broad equipment compatibility
- TAA-compliant for government and enterprise procurement
- 3-meter multimode fiber optic construction
- Digital Optical Monitoring (DOM) for real-time cable diagnostics
- Programmed and factory-tested in the USA
- Lifetime warranty with dedicated USA-based technical support
- Active optical technology for extended reach and reliability
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
ENET SOLUTIONS |
| Part Number |
ENQDDAO4Q56-3M |
| Cable Type |
Active Optical Breakout Cable |
| Connector Configuration |
QSFP-DD (Input) to 4x QSFP56 (Output) |
| Data Rate |
400GBASE-AOC / 4x100G |
| Fiber Type |
Multimode Fiber Optic |
| Cable Length |
3 Meters |
| Features |
DOM (Digital Optical Monitoring) |
| Standards Compliance |
MSA-Compatible, TAA-Compliant |
| Warranty |
Lifetime |
| Support |
USA-Based Technical Support |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 400GBASE-AOC breakout cable used for?
A 400GBASE-AOC breakout cable allows you to split a single 400G port into four 100G connections, maximizing port density and flexibility in data center networks without requiring hardware replacement.
Is this QSFP-DD to QSFP56 cable compatible with my network equipment?
Yes, the ENET cable is MSA-compatible, meaning it meets industry standards and works with most major networking equipment supporting 400G QSFP-DD and 100G QSFP56 interfaces. Verify your specific equipment's compatibility.
What does TAA-compliant mean for this active optical cable?
TAA compliance (Trade Agreements Act) ensures this cable meets U.S. government procurement standards, making it suitable for federal contracts and regulated enterprise environments.
How does Digital Optical Monitoring benefit this multimode fiber cable?
DOM enables real-time monitoring of optical signal strength and cable health, allowing proactive diagnostics and reducing downtime in mission-critical data center deployments.
