ETopSell Slim SAS 4.0 SFF-8654 4i 38 Pin to 4 SATA 7 Pin Cable .5m
- Target Hard Disk Fa…
- Black & Blue
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Slimline SFF-8654 38-pin host cable splits to four SATA 7-pin targets for 24 Gbps SAS or 8 GT/s PCIe per channel
Cable Length 3 Feet
This 3.3 ft fanout cable bridges a Slim SAS 4i 38 pin host connector to four SATA 7 pin target drives. It serves servers, data storage arrays and workstations that use the latest Ultraport SlimSAS interface. The assembly carries four independent channels in a compact form factor suited to dense internal layouts. Data speed reaches 24 Gbps for SAS and 8 GT/s for PCIe per channel.
The cable fits controllers equipped with the SFF-8654 4i port and SATA drives with standard 7 pin connectors. It is not suitable for hosts that retain older Mini SAS HD or legacy SFF connectors. Builders who need a straight Mini SAS to Mini SAS link or an external eSATA breakout should select a different assembly.
This single interface determines whether the cable matches your controller. Verify that the host side presents an SFF-8654 4i 38 pin port before ordering. The four SATA 7 pin tails attach directly to compatible hard disks or SSDs. No other connector variant is supported by this part.
| Type | Target Hard Disk Fanout Raid Cable |
|---|---|
| Color | Black & Blue |
| Length | 3ft |
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The cable is passive and adds no measurable heat or noise; power draw comes only from the drives and controller it connects.
A Slim SAS SFF-8654 4i 38-pin host port that supports SAS 3.0 or PCIe Gen3 signalling.
Yes — each channel negotiates down to the drive’s native speed, so 6 Gbps SATA drives operate normally on the 24 Gbps SAS links.
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