Cisco QSFP-100G-1SPC Compatible 100G QSFP28 to 1 x 25G SFP28 Passive Copper Twinax Cable
A 100G direct-attached link depends on the correct host identity, interface mode and physical length. This page covers the Cisco QSFP-100G-1SPC compatible DAC series in QSFP28 to SFP28, including 1m (3ft). Each documented length-specific OEM reference is linked separately where an individual product page is available.
Series Part Number: QSFP-100G-1SPCHT Part Number: QSFP-100G-1SPC
Product Highlights
- HT-manufactured compatible alternative for Cisco QSFP-100G-1SPC
- 100G aggregate connectivity at 25Gbps
- Interface configuration: QSFP28 to SFP28
- Passive Twinax / Copper
- Length configurations covered: 1m (3ft)
- Conductor specification: 26AWG
- Power consumption: ≤0.1W
- Operating temperature: 0 to 70°C (32 to 158°F)
Available Lengths and Corresponding Part Numbers
The documented series configuration is 1m (3ft). Use the relevant OEM reference below together with the HT identity and required length when requesting a quotation. If another length carries a different OEM part number, it must be reviewed and ordered as that distinct configuration.
Compatible OEM Part Numbers
- QSFP-100G-1SPC01
Specifications
| HT Part Number | QSFP-100G-1SPC |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | HT |
| Form Factor | QSFP28 to SFP28 |
| Max. Data Rate | 25Gbps |
| Media | Copper |
| Cable Type | Passive Twinax |
| Cable Length Options Covered | 1m (3ft) |
| Jacket Material | PVC (OFNR) |
| Minimum Bend Radius | 30mm |
| Wire AWG | 26AWG |
| Max. Power Consumption | ≤0.1W |
| Modulation Format | QSFP28-1x 25G-NRZSFP28-1x 25G-NRZ |
| Commercial Temperature Range | 0 to 70°C (32 to 158°F) |
| Application | 25G Ethernet, Data Centers |
| Protocols | QSFP28 MSA, SFP28 MSA, SFF-8665, SFF-8402, IEEE 802.3bj, IEEE 802.3by |
Field Installation and Maintenance
Inspect the route and both connectors before installation, then support the cable without pulling on either connector housing. During maintenance, release the latch properly rather than using the cable as a handle. Keep protection on unused ends, and if the assembly is removed for later use, coil it loosely and record its part number so the same length can be returned to service. For this series, keep the interface rate, DAC construction and length-specific OEM reference together throughout that review.
Applications and Deployment
A passive DAC reduces the connection to one factory-terminated electrical assembly. This is useful where low latency, low interface power and a short managed route matter more than optical reach. Cable gauge, connector construction and host port settings still influence whether the complete link operates reliably. For this series, the listed interface is QSFP28 to SFP28 and the aggregate rate is 100G. The stated application is 25G Ethernet, Data Centers.
Cable Construction and Routing
The specification table records the conductor specification is 26AWG; the jacket material is PVC (OFNR); the minimum bend radius is 30mm; the operating temperature is 0 to 70°C (32 to 158°F); the power consumption is ≤0.1W. Use those values when preparing the rack pathway and receiving checklist. Do not pull a connector by its cable, compress the run under tight ties or force excess length into a sharp coil. Connector protection should remain in place until the assembly is ready for insertion.
Quality Assurance and Packaging
The cable and both connectors are inspected before a functional link test. Connector protection and bend-safe packing reduce handling damage during transport and storage. Customer or site labels can be added for field inventories, with different lengths separated to simplify issue and return of spare assemblies. Both connector ends are inspected as part of the complete assembly, and protective packing is selected to avoid tight bends during transport and storage.
Cisco Compatibility and Factory Testing
A field-ready cable needs both correct identification and a stable operating link. Our pre-packing check therefore includes the connectors, host recognition and link behavior. For equipment with uncertain revision history, providing the host model and software release helps identify compatibility requirements before the assembly reaches the installation site. Series-level inspection is followed by the exact length and OEM configuration selected for dispatch. Functional verification includes link establishment and diagnostic indications where the host exposes them.
Ordering Information
Request the cable by its exact part number and length, and state the equipment model if compatibility confirmation is needed. Site orders can list quantities by rack or installation team. Any requested label should retain the part number so a removed or spare cable can still be identified accurately. For this series, follow the corresponding length link, quote that exact OEM part number and keep different lengths on separate order lines. HT part number QSFP-100G-1SPC identifies the product family; the linked page provides the final length-specific identity.
Shipping and Lead Time
Standard configurations normally ship within one to three working days, with production lead times confirmed for larger quantities. International courier, air freight and sea freight are available; customer courier accounts and nominated forwarders are accepted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this an original Cisco cable?
No. It is an HT-manufactured compatible cable for equipment that specifies QSFP-100G-1SPC, not an original Cisco-branded product.
Are different lengths and OEM part numbers separate products?
Yes. Where a length has its own OEM reference, follow the corresponding link above and order that exact part number on its own line. Do not substitute another length only because the connector arrangement is the same.
Does this DAC cable require separate modules at each end?
No. The connector ends and cable form one complete direct-attach assembly. The ends are not detachable standalone transceivers, and the complete product is tested together.
What information helps confirm compatibility?
Provide the equipment manufacturer and model, port type, hardware revision and software release, together with the required OEM reference, length and quantity. Breakout projects should also identify the intended lane configuration.
