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

SKU CH-CRYS-S6PHA

Connects a Mini SAS SFF-8087 controller to four SATA drives via SFF-8482 connectors with SATA power, using a .5 m nylon-braided breakout cable

Cable Length 3.3 Feet

  • Connect RAID controller via SFF-8087 36-pin port
  • Power four SATA drives through 15-pin SATA connectors
  • 29-pin SFF-8482 ends carry data and power
  • Nylon braid bundles four breakout cables neatly
  • Supports 6 Gb/s transfer for hardware RAID

Connection and purpose

This BUCIER breakout cable links an internal Mini-SAS SFF-8087 port on a RAID or PCIe controller to four SATA hard drives. Each of the four branches ends in an SFF-8482 29-pin connector that carries both data and a 15-pin SATA power socket, so a separate drive power lead is required for every disk. The assembly measures .5 m and uses a nylon-braided ribbon to keep the four runs tidy in confined chassis space.

Suitable builds and limits

The cable suits builders connecting SATA disks to a controller or motherboard Mini-SAS port in servers, workstations or DIY systems where the four labelled branches P1 to P4 simplify routing. It will not work with SAS drives, and the SFF-8087 end must not be plugged into a backplane. Buyers needing direct SAS drive attachment or backplane connectivity should look at a different cable type.

Throughput and headroom

The link supports 6 Gb/s data transfer rates per lane, matching the SATA 6 Gb/s ceiling of the attached drives. Four concurrent SATA disks can therefore run at their native interface speed without bottleneck from the breakout itself. Performance will be limited by the slowest disk in the array and by the controller’s own queue depth, not by the cable.

Highlights

  • Connect RAID controller via SFF-8087 36-pin port
  • Power four SATA drives through 15-pin SATA connectors
  • 29-pin SFF-8482 ends carry data and power
  • Nylon braid bundles four breakout cables neatly
  • Supports 6 Gb/s transfer for hardware RAID

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What controller or motherboard port is required for the SFF-8087 end?

The SFF-8087 connector plugs into a 36-pin Mini SAS port on a RAID or PCIe controller or motherboard header.

Can the four SFF-8482 connectors attach to SAS hard drives?

No, the 29-pin SFF-8482 connectors are for SATA hard drives only and will not work with SAS drives.

How do I confirm each drive is receiving power after connecting the 15-pin SATA power leads?

Each SATA drive should spin up and appear in the RAID controller BIOS or operating system disk utility when the 15-pin power connectors are properly seated.

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