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HP JD637A network ethernet cable 3.28 ft

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HP JD637A network ethernet cable 3.28 ft

SKU CH-HHJ2-8Y1RC MPN JD637A

A 3.28 ft network cable for HP A6602, A6616, A-Msr30-10, A-Msr30-11, A-Msr30-16, A-Msr30-20, A-Msr30-40 and A-Msr30-60 devices

  • Length3.28 ft
  • 28 ft length fits tight rack spaces
  • HP JD637A model ensures correct replacement part
  • Compatible with HP A6602, A6616, MSR30 series
  • New condition guarantees reliable out-of-box performance

Compatible HP network cable

The HP JD637A is a 3.28 ft network Ethernet cable built for direct equipment links. It matches the HP X290 power cable form factor and fits HP A6602, A6616 and MSR30 series routers including the 10, 11, 16, 20, 30, 40 and 60 models.

Buyers needing longer runs or different connectors

This short cable suits rack-adjacent connections where 3.28 ft is sufficient. Installations requiring greater reach, alternate jack orientations or non-HP vendor gear should select a different cable length or type.

Highlights

  • 28 ft length fits tight rack spaces
  • HP JD637A model ensures correct replacement part
  • Compatible with HP A6602, A6616, MSR30 series
  • New condition guarantees reliable out-of-box performance

Specifications

BrandHP
ModelJD637A
Length3.28 ft
Shipping weight2.27 kg
Package size338 × 257 × 58 mm

Questions about this item

How often should the cable be inspected or replaced when used with the HP X290 power cable?

The cable is a passive copper assembly with no moving parts, so it does not require scheduled replacement; inspect only if connectors become loose or the jacket shows visible damage.

What length-related signal limit appears first on a 3.28 ft run under continuous traffic?

At 3.28 ft the cable is well within standard Ethernet reach, so attenuation is negligible; the first practical limit is the port speed of the connected device, not the cable itself.

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