HPE C7533A – Ethernet Network Patch Cable
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HPE C7533A – Ethernet Network Patch Cable
Overview
HPE C7533A is an Ethernet network patch cable used in enterprise and data center environments for reliable LAN connectivity. It provides physical network connectivity between servers, switches, routers, and other Ethernet-enabled devices within structured cabling systems.
It is designed for stable and consistent data transmission in enterprise networking infrastructures where short-range interconnectivity is required. The cable supports standard Ethernet communication for server and network equipment integration.
It is deployed in HPE-supported environments for structured cabling in rack and campus networks, enabling dependable network access and device communication. Installation is typically part of standard LAN infrastructure setups.
Typical Deployment Scenarios
- Server to switch Ethernet connectivity
- Data center structured LAN cabling
- Enterprise network infrastructure setup
- Rack-level network interconnects
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | HPE |
| Part Number | C7533A |
| Product Type | Ethernet Network Patch Cable |
| Cable Type | Ethernet LAN cable |
| Connector Type | RJ45 to RJ45 |
| Category | Cat6 (typical structured cabling class) |
| Application | Network connectivity |
| Data Rate Support | Up to Gigabit Ethernet |
| Installation Type | Patch cable |
| Environment | Data center / enterprise IT |
| Usage | Server and switch interconnect |
| Construction | Twisted pair copper cable |
| Shielding | UTP (unshielded twisted pair) |
| System Role | Network access layer |
| Deployment | Structured LAN infrastructure |
Compatibility / Ecosystem
Compatible with HPE servers, switches, routers, and any standard Ethernet RJ45 networking equipment. It is used within enterprise LAN environments where structured cabling is implemented for reliable network communication.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.05 kg |
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