Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Five 8 inch SATA III cables with locking latches support 6 Gb/s data transfer for SSDs, HDDs and optical drives
This set contains five straight SATA 6 Gbps data cables measuring 8 inches each. They connect motherboards or host controllers to SATA SSDs, HDDs, optical drives and RAID controllers. Each cable uses a 7-pin connector with a locking latch for a secure fit. The pack is designed for internal data connections only and does not supply power to drives.
These 0.2 m cables suit compact cases, server chassis and multi-drive arrays where longer leads would obstruct airflow. The labelled P1 to P5 ends simplify routing in tight spaces. They are not suitable for external eSATA ports, for powering drives or for situations requiring right-angle connectors or lengths beyond eight inches.
The cables are rated for 6 gigabits per second and remain backwards compatible with SATA I and II devices. Actual throughput depends on the connected drive and controller. The 30 AWG conductors with aluminium foil and mylar shielding aim to preserve signal integrity at this speed.
| Brand | ADCAUDX |
|---|---|
| Model | DC-0050 |
| Type | SATA Cables |
| Color | Black/Blue |
| Length | 8 |
| Connector Detail | Sata 7pin |
| Speed | 6 gigabits_per_second |
| Conductor | tin |
| Features | Data Transfer |
Each cable is 8 inch (.2 m) long with straight SATA 7-pin female connectors and a locking latch, designed for dense multichannel drive bays.
Align the connector, push straight in until the latch clicks audibly; the common mistake is inserting at an angle which prevents the latch from engaging.
Replace a cable if you see intermittent drive drops, CRC errors in SMART data, or physical damage to the thin 30 AWG conductors or aluminum-foil shielding.
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