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Dell LPE31000-M6-D 1 Port 16GFC Short Wave Optical–LC SFP+ HBA LP
- Port Count: 1
- Data Rate: 16Gbps Fibre Channel (16GFC)
- Interface: PCIe (PCI Express)
- Transceiver Type: Short Wave Optical SFP+
- Form Factor: Low Profile (LP)
- Designed for high-speed SAN connectivity
- Supports Fibre Channel Protocol
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Product Overview
The Dell LPE31000-M6-D is a 1-Port 16GFC Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA) with a Short Wave Optical SFP+ transceiver. It features a Low Profile (LP) bracket for installation in smaller server chassis.
Technical Information
| Port Count | 1 |
| Data Rate | 16Gbps Fibre Channel |
| Interface | PCIe |
Additional Specifications
| Transceiver | Short Wave Optical SFP+ |
| Form Factor | Low Profile |
| Product Type | Fibre Channel HBA |
Product Description
The Dell LPE31000-M6-D is a high-performance Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA) designed to provide robust and reliable connectivity to Storage Area Networks (SANs). With a single port capable of 16Gbps Fibre Channel speeds, this HBA is suitable for demanding enterprise storage environments that require high throughput and low latency. The inclusion of a Short Wave Optical SFP+ transceiver allows for connectivity over shorter distances within a data center, typically up to 300-400 meters, depending on the fiber type. The SFP+ form factor ensures flexibility and compatibility with industry-standard optical modules. This HBA features a Low Profile (LP) bracket, making it ideal for installation in dense server environments, such as 1U or 2U rackmount servers, where space is at a premium. It leverages the PCIe interface for high-speed communication with the server's motherboard, ensuring efficient data transfer between the server and the SAN.
