Adaptador de barramento de host ATTO ThunderLink FC 2082 Thunderbolt 2 para Fibre Channel 8Gb

The ATTO ThunderLink FC 2082 is a high-performance Thunderbolt 2 to 8Gb Fibre Channel host bus adapter designed for demanding storage environments. It provides two 8Gb Fibre Channel ports and two Thunderbolt 2 ports, enabling fast and reliable connectivity for external storage arrays, servers, and workstations. With support for daisy chaining up to six Thunderbolt devices, this adapter offers flexible expansion options for professional workflows.

Advantages

Experience exceptional data throughput with bi-directional Thunderbolt 2 speeds of up to 20 Gbps and Fibre Channel data rates of 8 Gbps (auto-negotiating to 4/2 Gbps). The ATTO Advanced Data Streaming (ADS™) Technology ensures optimized data flow, reducing latency and improving overall system performance. Its compact desktop form factor makes it easy to integrate into any workspace.

Suitable for

• Professional video editing and post-production
• High-performance computing and data analytics
• Storage area network (SAN) connectivity for macOS and Windows systems
• Backup and archival solutions requiring high-speed Fibre Channel

Key specifications

• Host Interface: Thunderbolt 2
• Target Interface: 8Gb Fibre Channel
• Number of Fibre Channel Ports: 2
• Fibre Channel Connector Type: LC SFP+ (SFP+ modules not included)
• Thunderbolt Ports: 2
• Thunderbolt Data Rate: 20 Gbps (bi-directional)
• Fibre Channel Data Rate: 8 Gbps (auto-negotiating to 4/2 Gbps)
• Form Factor: Desktop External Adapter
• OS Compatibility: macOS, Windows, Windows Server
• Power Supply: External AC Adapter
• Supported Protocols: SCSI-FCP, FCP-2, FCP-3, FCP-4
• Daisy Chain Support: Yes, up to 6 Thunderbolt devices
• Compliance: RoHS, FCC, CE, VCCI, RCM, KCC

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use with Thunderbolt 2 cables and compatible SFP+ Fibre Channel transceivers (sold separately). This adapter is ideal for connecting Mac Pro, iMac, or Windows workstations to Fibre Channel storage networks.