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EVESKY STACK-T1-50CM stack cable 50cm

SKU CH-P5G0-5YSVV

Connects Catalyst switches in a stack using a 50 cm cable

  • 50 cm length keeps stacked switches tidy
  • Catalyst series compatibility ensures reliable stacking
  • Stack cable design simplifies multi-switch management
  • New condition guarantees full performance out of the box

Catalyst Stack Cable 50 cm

This Catalyst Series stack cable connects compatible network switches in a stacking configuration. The 50 cm length suits adjacent rack-mounted units or side-by-side desktop placement. It provides the physical link required for unified management and high-bandwidth inter-switch communication. Designed for administrators building resilient switch stacks.

Replaces damaged or missing original stack cables

Use this cable when an existing Catalyst stack cable has failed or been lost during maintenance. The jump is worth it when stacking distance matches the 50 cm reach and the switch models support this specific part number. Not for builders who need longer interconnects or a different stacking protocol.

Highlights

  • 50 cm length keeps stacked switches tidy
  • Catalyst series compatibility ensures reliable stacking
  • Stack cable design simplifies multi-switch management
  • New condition guarantees full performance out of the box

Specifications

ModelSTACK-T1-50CM

Questions about this item

Will the 50 cm length reach between adjacent Catalyst switches in a standard rack?

The 50 cm cable is designed for short-reach stacking between neighbouring Catalyst units in the same rack.

How do I seat the STACK-T1-50CM connectors so the stack links come up?

Push each connector firmly until it clicks into the StackWise port; a loose fit is the common reason the link stays down.

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