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SKU
TLFC-3322-D00
Category
Host Bus Adapters
Overview
The ATTO ThunderLink® FC 3322 acts as an external Thunderbolt 3 to Fibre Channel adapter, connecting Thunderbolt enabled workbooks and mobile workstations to the latest 32Gb/s Fibre Channel networks and storage devices. With dual channel configurations, the 32Gb/s Fibre Channel ThunderLink® is an ideal solution providing support for failover and load balancing through ATTO's exclusive MultiPath Director. With the combined power of Thunderbolt 3 and ATTO's time-tested history with Fibre Channel users can achieve the highest I/O and data throughput for advanced video and access to IT applications.
Warranty
Limited Warranty: 3 Year
Highlights
Able to achieve maximum line rate of Thunderbolt 3
Two optical SFP+ LC modules included
US model: includes 110V power cord
EU model: includes CEE 7/7 (SHUKO) power cord and BS 1363 UK10 power cord
Dual port 40Gb/s Thunderbolt 3 with DisplayPort and device daisy-chain support
Exclusive Advanced Data Streaming (ADS?) Technology
Auto negotiation to 32Gb, 16Gb and 8Gb devices
Supports Windows® 10, 8.1, 7
ATTO ConfigTool?, a Graphical User Interface, for customized performance settings
3-year standard product warranty
Specifications
General Information
Manufacturer
Atto Technology
Manufacturer Part Number
TLFC-3322-D00
Brand Name
ATTO
Product Model
TLFC-3322-D00
Product Name
40Gb/s Thunderbolt 3 (2-port) to 32Gb/s FC (2-port) (Includes SFPs)
Product Type
Thunderbolt/Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
I/O Expansions
Total Number of Expansion Slots
2
Expansion Slot Type
SFP+
Media & Performance
Data Transfer Rate
40 Gbit/s, 32 Gbit/s
Physical Characteristics
Form Factor
External
Technical Information
Total Number of Fibre Channel Ports
2
Number of LC Ports
2
Host Interface
Thunderbolt 3
Warranty
Limited Warranty
3 Year
Miscellaneous
Package Contents
40Gb/s Thunderbolt 3 (2-port) to 32Gb/s FC (2-port) (Includes SFPs)
