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BUCIER SFF-8087 to 4× SFF-8482 SAS breakout cable .5 m with SATA power

SKU CH-J9CM-D305Y

Connects a Mini-SAS SFF-8087 controller to four SATA drives via SFF-8482 connectors with integrated 15-pin SATA power at 6 Gb/s

Cable Length 1.6 Feet

  • Connects RAID or PCIe controllers to four SATA drives via SFF-8087 and SFF-8482
  • Each SFF-8482 connector includes a 15-pin SATA power port for drive power
  • Nylon-braided ribbon bundles four breakout cables for tidy routing in tight cases
  • P1–P4 labels on each breakout simplify installation and cable management
  • Supports 6 Gb data transfer rates over the SFF-8087 to SFF-8482 link

SFF-8087 to four SFF-8482 breakout

This BUCIER cable connects a Mini-SAS SFF-8087 port on a RAID controller or motherboard to four SATA hard drives. Each of the four SFF-8482 connectors carries both data and a 15-pin SATA power connection. The assembly is .5 m long and wrapped in a nylon braid that keeps the four leads tidy inside tight cases. It is built for professionals and DIY builders who need to attach SATA drives to a Mini-SAS host port.

Replaces loose fan-out cables and backplane wiring

The breakout design eliminates the need for separate data and power runs to each drive, reducing clutter and installation time. It is the right choice when a controller has a single SFF-8087 port and the target drives are standard SATA units that require their own power connectors. The jump is worth it when you want a labelled, pre-braided loom that simplifies routing and avoids the signal issues that arise from plugging the SFF-8087 end into a backplane.

Handles four SATA drives at 6 Gb/s per lane

Each SFF-8482 leg delivers a 29-pin data and power interface rated for 6 Gb/s transfer rates, giving full SATA III bandwidth to every attached disk. The cable will not work with SAS drives, and the SFF-8087 end must connect to a controller or motherboard port, not a backplane. Headroom ends at four drives; any build needing more devices or SAS-native targets requires a different interconnect solution.

Highlights

  • Connects RAID or PCIe controllers to four SATA drives via SFF-8087 and SFF-8482
  • Each SFF-8482 connector includes a 15-pin SATA power port for drive power
  • Nylon-braided ribbon bundles four breakout cables for tidy routing in tight cases
  • P1–P4 labels on each breakout simplify installation and cable management
  • Supports 6 Gb data transfer rates over the SFF-8087 to SFF-8482 link

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Questions about this item

Will the .5 m SFF-8087 end reach my RAID controller in a full-tower case?

The cable is .5 m (1.6 ft) long; measure from your controller's SFF-8087 port to the drive bays to confirm reach before buying.

Which way round do I plug the 36-pin SFF-8087 and the four 29-pin SFF-8482 connectors?

Connect the SFF-8087 end to the controller or motherboard only — not a backplane — then attach each labeled SFF-8482 branch to a SATA drive and plug a 15-pin SATA power lead into every branch.

Do the four 15-pin SATA power plugs on the breakout ends need separate PSU cables?

Yes, each of the four SFF-8482 connectors has its own 15-pin SATA power port and must be fed from the power supply for the attached SATA drives to spin up.

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