H3C LSWM2STK Compatible 10G SFP+ Passive Copper Twinax Cable, 1m (3ft)

H3C LSWM2STK Compatible 10G SFP+ Passive Copper Twinax Cable, 1m (3ft)

This page gives procurement and network teams a precise reference for H3C LSWM2STK: a 10G DAC assembly in a fixed 1m (3ft) configuration. The SFP+ to SFP+ interface, HT ordering identity and verified specifications are presented together so the required cable can be matched to the bill of materials without confusing it with another length.

OEM Part Number: LSWM2STKHT Part Number: LSWM2STK

Product Highlights

  • Compatible alternative to H3C LSWM2STK
  • 10G connectivity at 10Gbps
  • Interface configuration: SFP+ to SFP+
  • Fixed length and part number: 1m (3ft), LSWM2STK
  • Cable construction: Passive Twinax
  • Conductor specification: 30AWG
  • Maximum power consumption: ≤0.1W
  • Minimum bend radius: 23mm

Specifications

HT Part NumberLSWM2STK
H3C CompatibleSFP-H10GB-CU1M
ManufacturerHT
Connector TypeSFP+ to SFP+
Max Data Rate10Gbps
MediaCopper
Power Supply3.3V
Minimum Bend Radius23mm
Wire AWG30AWG
Cable Length1m (3ft)
Jacket MaterialPVC (OFNR)
Cable TypePassive Twinax
Temperature0 to 70°C (32 to 158°F)
Power Consumption≤0.1W
Application10G Ethernet
Protocols1x InfiniBand QDR, DDR, SDR, 10 Gigabit Ethernet, Fibre Channel

Power and Thermal Planning

The rated power consumption is ≤0.1W. Include this load in the host-port power and thermal budget, especially in densely populated switches. Maintain front-panel clearance and do not bundle the cable so tightly that it obstructs airflow around the connectors.

Length Selection and Installation Planning

At 1m (3ft), LSWM2STK is a practical choice for direct connections within one rack. Route the cable along the intended management path rather than pulling it diagonally across adjacent connectors, and leave enough clearance for insertion, removal and front-panel airflow.

Position Within the Length Range

LSWM2STK occupies the middle of this family between LSWM1STK at 0.5m (2ft) and LSWM3STK at 3m (10ft). It adds 0.5m over the shorter option for extra routing clearance, while the next longer version adds another 2m. Measure the managed path and choose this version when its reach is sufficient without creating the slack associated with the longer assembly.

Procurement and Port-Mapping Review

A useful purchase order should identify the host platform, the expected OEM code and the exact cable length as separate pieces of information. This prevents a physically similar assembly from being substituted when the port identification or reach is different. For mixed-length installations, prepare one order line per part number and reconcile each delivered cable with its intended pair of ports. For this assembly, the listed conductor specification is 30AWG; the minimum bend radius is 23mm; the stated power consumption is ≤0.1W; the jacket material is PVC (OFNR).

Cable Construction and Routing

This assembly uses 30AWG conductors, PVC (OFNR) jacket, minimum bend radius 23mm. These mechanical characteristics affect how the cable should be dressed behind the equipment. Avoid sharp edges, excessive ties and repeated tight bends close to the connector boots.

Network and Protocol Considerations

The intended application is 10G Ethernet. Listed interface and protocol references include 1x InfiniBand QDR, DDR, SDR, 10 Gigabit Ethernet, Fibre Channel. Confirm that the host firmware and port configuration support the same operating mode.

Passive Copper Operation

A passive DAC has no separate optical conversion stage. Its low-power, low-latency operation is useful for short equipment links, but the assembly must remain within the length and signaling mode accepted by both hosts.

H3C Compatibility and Factory Testing

Our procurement-oriented compatibility check begins with the OEM reference and ends with a live host link. We record the physical length separately from the identification configuration, so the cable supplied for this page remains the stated version rather than a generic length substitute. Both connectors are examined before the operating test, which includes link stability and diagnostic indications.

Ordering Information

For a clear bill of materials, quote the OEM reference, HT part number, length and quantity on the same line. Add the switch or server model and software release when a pre-order review is required; project labels can repeat those details for receiving and installation teams. Keep LSWM2STK associated with 1m (3ft) throughout the order and receiving record.

Quality Assurance and Packaging

Before packing, the assembly is checked for connector condition, identification and link operation. Cables for multi-line orders can be labelled and grouped by part number, making it easier to match each length to the procurement record without opening every protective bag. Standard protective packing is used by default, with project documentation arranged when requested.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an original H3C cable?

No. It is an HT-manufactured compatible alternative for equipment that specifies H3C LSWM2STK.

Will any matching connector operate at the same speed?

Not necessarily. Both hosts must support the stated rate, identification, lane mapping and any required breakout configuration; mechanical compatibility alone is insufficient.

What details assist a compatibility review?

Provide the equipment manufacturer, model, port type, hardware revision and software release, together with the OEM reference, required length and quantity.

How should an unused assembly be stored?

Protect both connector ends, keep the cable in a loose bend-safe coil and retain its part-number label so the length and compatibility identity remain traceable.

Shipping and Lead Time

Available stock is generally dispatched within one to three working days after order confirmation, with production lead times advised for larger quantities. International express, air cargo and sea freight can be selected according to destination and carton volume; customer courier accounts and nominated forwarders are also accepted.




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