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 SATA 3.0 cables with 90° right-angle locking connectors transfer data up to 6 Gbps over 50 cm lengths
This three-pack supplies three red SATA III cables, each 50 cm or 18 inches long, with a straight connector on one end and a 90-degree right-angle connector on the other. Both ends include a locking latch for a secure fit. They are intended for connecting internal hard drives, SSDs or optical drives to a motherboard or host controller.
The pack suits anyone installing multiple SATA devices or building a RAID array where matching cables keep routing tidy. The right-angle ends help in tight drive bays or behind large graphics cards. Users who need only a single cable, prefer straight-to-straight connectors, or require longer lengths for full-tower cases should look elsewhere.
Each cable meets the SATA Revision 3.0 specification for up to 6 Gbps throughput and is backwards compatible with earlier SATA versions. The tinned copper core and aluminium foil shielding maintain signal integrity during extended file moves or backups, while the locking latches prevent accidental disconnection under vibration. Actual transfer rates remain limited by the connected drive and controller.
| Color | Red |
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It connects a straight SATA port on the motherboard or host controller to a right-angle SATA port on an internal hard drive, SSD or optical drive.
Yes, the SATA Revision 3.0 cable is backwards compatible with SATA I and SATA II ports, running at the speed of the slower port.
Each end has a latch that clicks into the SATA port; a firm tug should not pull the connector free when the latch is seated.
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