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HP C7533A Ethernet 4ft CAT5e RJ45 M/M Cable

SKU CH-1HED-AMZDN

A four-foot Category 5e patch cable with RJ45 male connectors on both ends for wired network links

  • 4 ft length keeps desk runs tidy
  • CAT5e rating supports Gigabit Ethernet speeds
  • RJ45 male connectors fit standard network ports
  • HP branded cable built for server environments

HP C7533A 4ft CAT5e Patch Cable

This four-foot CAT5e cable carries a male RJ45 plug at each end for straight-through wired connections. It is built to the Category 5e performance standard for Gigabit Ethernet links. The assembly suits network technicians and IT teams who need a short, manufactured patch lead for rack or desk use. Buyers who need longer runs, crossover wiring or fibre links should choose a different product.

Cable integration and rack space

The RJ45 connectors snap into any standard Ethernet port on switches, routers, servers or wall outlets without adapters. At four feet the lead keeps cable management tidy inside cabinets and avoids the slack that longer cords create. It requires no power, drivers or configuration — simply plug both ends to complete the link.

Highlights

  • 4 ft length keeps desk runs tidy
  • CAT5e rating supports Gigabit Ethernet speeds
  • RJ45 male connectors fit standard network ports
  • HP branded cable built for server environments

Specifications

BrandHPE - SERVER OPTIONS

Questions about this item

What is the maximum data rate this Cat5e cable supports?

The cable is rated for Cat5e performance, which handles up to 1 Gbps Ethernet speeds over its 4-foot length.

Does the cable generate any heat or noise during continuous network use?

As a passive copper cable with no active electronics, it produces no heat and makes no noise regardless of how long data flows through it.

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