Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
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Three SATA III cables with 90-degree locking connectors for secure 6 Gbps drive connections
This three-pack supplies three SATA III data cables for connecting internal hard drives, SSDs or optical drives to a motherboard or host controller. Each cable measures 50 cm and carries a white jacket for easy identification inside a build. The pack suits builders adding multiple drives or configuring a RAID array who want matching cables in one purchase.
The right-angle plug bends 90 degrees from the straight end, letting the cable sit close to the drive or board where a straight connector would foul a side panel or adjacent card. Locking latches on both ends click into the SATA ports to resist vibration or accidental tugs. The design replaces a standard straight cable when clearance behind the drive is tight and a secure lock is preferred over a friction fit.
Rated to the SATA 3.0 specification, each cable supports up to 6 Gbps and remains backward compatible with SATA I and SATA II devices. Shielded tinned-copper conductors with aluminium foil wrap reduce external interference so the link holds its rated throughput during long copy jobs rather than only in brief bursts. Actual sustained speed will still be limited by the connected drive and controller.
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The 90° right-angle connector extends about 18 inches (50 cm) from the drive port, so allow at least that depth behind the device for the cable run.
Each end has a straight connector with a locking latch; plug the right-angle end into the drive and the straight end into the motherboard, then press until the latches click.
Replace a cable if the latch no longer clicks, the connector feels loose, or you see bent pins or frayed shielding on the 50 cm length.
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