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EN-Labs

EN-Labs SFF-8482 to SATA Adapter Cable 2.3ft with Molex Power

SKU CH-10DZ-WDG1Z

Connects a SAS drive to a SAS-enabled SATA controller at 6 Gb/s with included Molex power

  • Length2.3ft /70CM
  • Connector Number3
  • Speed6Gb/s
  • SpecificationsConnector on Controller : SAS-enabled SATA port connector Co
  • FeaturesThe purpose is to connect a SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) drive
  • Connects SAS drives to SAS-enabled SATA ports
  • 6 Gb/s SATA III transfer speed supported
  • 3 ft data cable with 7 in Molex power
  • Works with both SAS and SATA hard drives
  • SFF-8482 29-pin to SATA 7-pin connector

Connect a SAS drive to a SATA controller

This adapter cable links a 29-pin SFF-8482 SAS hard drive to a SAS-enabled SATA 7-pin host port on a motherboard or RAID card. It includes a 7-inch Molex 4-pin power tail so the drive receives both data and power from a single assembly. The 2.3 ft length suits typical chassis routing. Builders who need a second card or a different backplane connector cannot use this single-cable solution.

Build quality and daily handling

The blue cable jacket protects the 6 Gb/s signal path between the SFF-8482 device end and the SATA host end. A latching SATA connector resists accidental unplugging during drive swaps, while the Molex power plug locks into standard peripheral power sockets. No active electronics are present, so the adapter adds no latency or driver requirement. Installers who want a right-angle SATA head or a longer power lead will not find those variants here.

Thermals noise and power draw

Passive copper conductors generate no heat of their own and produce zero audible noise. The drive draws its operating current through the Molex connection, so the host SATA port only carries signalling current. System power budget is therefore unchanged beyond the drive’s own consumption. Users who expect active signal boosting or temperature monitoring will not find those functions in this cable.

Highlights

  • Connects SAS drives to SAS-enabled SATA ports
  • 6 Gb/s SATA III transfer speed supported
  • 3 ft data cable with 7 in Molex power
  • Works with both SAS and SATA hard drives
  • SFF-8482 29-pin to SATA 7-pin connector

Specifications

BrandEN-Lab
ModelSFF8484TOSATA
Length2.3ft /70CM
Connector Number3
Speed6Gb/s
SpecificationsConnector on Controller : SAS-enabled SATA port connector Connector on SAS backplane/devices: 1 x 29pin SFF-8482 w/ 7inch molex 4pin power cable Cable length: 2.3ft
FeaturesThe purpose is to connect a SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) drive to a (RAID or onboard) controller that uses a SATA connector. Allows you to connect a SAS hard drive to a SATA controller that supports SAS drives The SFF-8482 to SATA Cable with LP4 Power is designed to connect one Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) hard disk drive to a SAS compatible Serial ATA (SATA) controller. Ideal for use with SAS external storage devices Cable can be used as a SATA data & power combo cable for SATA controller and SATA HDD Features one SAS SFF-8482 with LP4 power to one SATA connector, Supports data transfer

Questions about this item

What speed does the SFF-8482 to SATA adapter cable support?

The cable supports data transfer rates up to SATA 3.0 at 6 Gbps.

What connectors and cable lengths are included with this adapter?

It provides a 29-pin SFF-8482 device connector, a SATA 7-pin host connector, and a 7-inch Molex 4-pin power lead on a 2.3 ft (70 cm) data cable.

How do I install the adapter and what step is often missed?

Plug the SATA end into a SAS-enabled SATA port, attach the SFF-8482 to the drive, and connect the Molex 4-pin power; the step often missed is powering the drive via the Molex lead.

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