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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Three 12-inch SATA III data cables with locking 7-pin connectors support 6 Gbps transfers for SSDs, HDDs and optical drives
This three-pack of blue SATA III cables measures 12 inches each and uses a thin 30 AWG construction for routing in tight spaces. Each cable carries a straight 7-pin connector with a locking latch to maintain a secure link. They connect motherboards or host controllers to SATA SSDs, hard drives, optical drives and SAS devices. The cables carry data only and do not supply power to the attached drive.
Tin conductors and the slim 30 AWG gauge preserve signal quality at the rated 6 Gbps transfer rate. Backward compatibility with SATA I and SATA II devices ensures stable operation across mixed generations. The short length reduces resistance and heat buildup inside the chassis. No active cooling or additional power circuitry is required for the cable itself.
The 12-inch reach suits compact cases, server backplanes and multi-drive arrays where longer cables would obstruct airflow. Three labelled cables (P1 to P3) simplify routing for RAID sets or multi-channel removable drive bays. Locking latches prevent accidental disconnection during transport or vibration. Drives must receive power from a separate source such as the PSU or a powered backplane.
| Brand | ADCAUDX |
|---|---|
| Model | DC-0052 |
| Type | SATA Cables |
| Color | Blue |
| Length | 12 |
| Connector Detail | Sata 7 Pin |
| Speed | 6 gigabits_per_second |
| Conductor | tin |
| Features | Data Transfer |
The thin 30 AWG blue cables are more flexible than standard SATA leads; each connector has a locking latch that clicks into the 7 pin port, and the three cables are labelled P1 to P3 so you can plan the routing before you seat them.
The latch is a simple spring clip rated for repeated insertion, and the tin conductors are soldered to the 7 pin contacts; normal drive swaps will not degrade either part, but avoid yanking the cable by the wire bundle.
The cable meets the SATA 3 specification for 6 Gbps, but sustained throughput is limited by the slowest device in the chain — drive, controller or RAID card — not by the 12 inch cable itself.
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