Complete your installation with the Aruba 100G QSFP28 MPO SR4 Multi-Mode Transceiver. Designed to work with select Aruba switches, this 100GBASE-SR4 QSFP28 transceiver supports MPO multi-mode (OM3) 12-strand fiber cables, transferring up to 100 Gb/s with a range of up to 328 feet.

QSFP28 Form Factor    MPO Connector    12-Strand Multi-Mode (OM3) Fiber Support    Up to 100 Gb/s Throughput    100GBASE-SR4    Up to 328' Range

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have a sony a6000 and a Metz 44 Af-1 flash. Will the Cactus v6 IIs work with the Metz 44AF-1?

A: As long as the Metz 44 AF-1 you have is for Sony Multi-Interface shoe cameras you should be fine.

Q: 2. Does the Cactus V6 II allow for 1/250 sync with manual OCF? I am not asking about HSS.

A: To clarify, will these V6 II's allow 1/250 sync using a Sony a7xxxx and an OCF?

Q: 3. Is it working on Pentax or other minor companies? Also, does HSS works on Pentax camera with this transmitter?

A: The model which is compatible with Pentax and HSS is the Cactus Wireless Flash Transceiver V6 II B&H # CALAWFTV6II. Please see the image below.

Q: 4. I shoot with a Sony A7II & Sony Flash, if I have 2 of these transceivers one for the hot shoe & one for the flash will I be able to use the Cactus Wireless Remote to activate the shutter that plugs into the side of the camera? I want to overexpose windows & sliders by overexposing with a flash for window pulls in Ps. I shoot some large homes on the water with lots of windows & ocean views & need a wireless remote so I don't have to keep going back to the camera & set a 5 sec timer then run to the next window or slider.

A: I have exact same use-case, but with an A77Ii. You can set the camera mounted unit into 'relay' mode, and use it to trip shutter release via the remote unit. No separate additional remote needed. I just have 3 of these triggers.

Q: 5. I just switch from Nikon to Sony. I have 4 cactus trigger with Nikon shoe. If I buy a cactus with Sony shoe, would it communicate with the rest?

A: You would be able to fire a Cactus V6 II unit for Nikon with the Cactus V6 II unit for Sony with a firmware update.

Q: 6. Can you use this to trigger monolights?

A: I tryed to trigger my profoto b1 and d1, with very poor inconsistent results, and ttl did not work at all with my fuji x-t2

Q: 7. I want to use a standard shoe flash (Yongnuo 568) with my sony A7. If I get a cactus V6iis for the Body and a cactus V6ii for te flash,it will work? and will be able to use high speed sync?

A: I am using the A7II with Cactus V6iis trigger and a Cactus RF60 flash. It does do HSS. I had Yongnuo previously and found it to be dependable. This combo fires 99% of time for me. Hope this helps.

Q: 8. Will this work with the previous version of the Cactus V6?

A: Hi there ,well the Cactus V6 II is not compatible with Cactus V6 on the current firmware. After updating to new firmware (version pending) on the V6, V6 II will be backward-compatible within cameras x-sync speed; will not work with older models.Cactus V6 II does not work with any other flash trigger model including Cactus V4, V2s or V2;

Q: 9. Will this directly control a Sony F43M Flash (w/o a transceiver on the flash)? Or will I need a transceiver for both the camera and flash?

A: You would need two of the V6 II units in order to trigger your flash. One unit would act as the transmitter on top of your camera while the other fits on the bottom of your flash as a receiver.

Q: 10. Can I use different flash brands together with this transceiver? Like Canon and Sony flashes at the same time?

A: Yes. Each unit in receiver mode can have different brand flashes attached. Do note that if you use TTL passthrough for a flash on the transmitter mode unit on the camera, the flash must match the camera. The receiver mode units cannot do TTL at all, just manual (controlled from the unit acting as the transmitter). Also, since Sony uses non-standard hotshoes, you must use a V6 II for the Canon flash and a V6 IIs for the Sony flash. They will still communicate fine.