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The CAB-PWR-C7-CHE-A= is a Cisco-certified power cable engineered for environments exposed to chemicals, oils, or high humidity. Featuring a C7 connector (IEC 60320 standard), it powers low-wattage Cisco devices like compact switches, IP phones, or IoT gateways in industrial or laboratory settings. Its specialized construction resists corrosion and degradation caused by aggressive substances.
Why C7 connectors? Their compact design suits space-constrained devices like Cisco IP Phones 6800/7800 series or small switches (e.g., CBS110).
Q: Is this cable compatible with non-Cisco devices?
Yes, but ensure the device’s power inlet matches the C8 connector. Avoid using with high-power equipment exceeding 2.5A.
Q: Can it withstand prolonged exposure to solvents like acetone?
Yes. The PVC jacket resists common industrial solvents, but prolonged immersion in aggressive chemicals (e.g., benzene) is not recommended.
Q: How does it differ from standard C7 cables?
Cisco’s reinforced jacket and corrosion-proof contacts prevent brittleness and oxidation in humid or acidic environments.
Q: Does it support PoE (Power over Ethernet)?
No. This is a standalone AC power cable and does not transmit data or PoE.
For chemical-resistant reliability, the “CAB-PWR-C7-CHE-A=” is available here, alongside Cisco’s industrial-grade power solutions.
During a wastewater treatment plant upgrade, standard power cables failed within months due to hydrogen sulfide exposure. Replacing them with the CAB-PWR-C7-CHE-A= eliminated corrosion-related outages, despite its higher initial cost. For facilities handling volatile substances, this cable’s durability justifies the investment—though regular inspections are still advised. Always verify voltage compatibility, as its 250V rating may not suit all regional power grids.