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HP 487651-001 SFP+ 10GbE copper cable, 0.5 m, new

HP

HP 487651-001 0.5M SFP+ 10GbE SFF Copper Cable

SKU CH-9QE0-2CEYS

A 0.5 metre SFP+ copper cable carrying 10 GbE over 19.6 inches, weighing 5.1 units

  • 5 metre reach keeps rack cabling tidy
  • SFP+ 10 GbE supports high-speed links
  • SFF copper design fits dense port layouts
  • HP part 487651-001 ensures vendor compatibility

HP 487651-001 10GbE SFP+ Copper Cable

This HP copper cable provides a direct-attach SFP+ link rated for 10 GbE throughput. The 0.5 metre length suits adjacent rack devices or short intra-cabinet runs. It arrives new and ready for immediate deployment in compatible networking gear.

Replaces longer or fibre assemblies in tight spaces

The half-metre reach eliminates excess slack when connecting switches, servers or storage arrays placed side by side. The jump is worth it when a compact, low-latency copper interconnect fits the physical layout better than optical alternatives or longer copper leads.

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Questions about this item

What rack depth does the 0.5M cable length suit?

At 19.6 inches the cable reaches adjacent SFP+ ports in the same rack without excess slack.

Which orientation do the SFP+ ends need when inserting?

Push each end straight in until the latch clicks; forcing at an angle bends the internal pins.

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