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Fervit OCuLink SFF8611 4i to SATA 7P 90° Cable 12Gbps 32AWG 0.5m
Converts OCuLink SFF8611 4i to four 90° SATA 7P connectors for 12Gbps drives in dense servers
- Converts OCuLink SFF8611 4i to SATA 7pin for enterprise storage
- 12Gbps data rate keeps RAID arrays and SSDs running at speed
- 90degree rightangle plug eases routing in tight server chassis
- 32AWG lowloss copper wire preserves signal integrity over the link
- 5meter length fits compact NAS and highdensity backplanes
OCuLink SFF8611 to SATA Cable
This Fervit cable converts an OCuLink SFF8611 4i PCIe SAS interface to four 90degree SATA 7pin connectors. It supports stable 12Gbps data transfer for enterprise hard drives and SSDs. The short .5meter length suits compact server and NAS backplanes.
Builder fit and limits
The rightangle design optimises internal routing and prevents cable bending damage in dense chassis. Buyers needing longer reach for fulltower cases or external enclosures should look elsewhere. This cable addresses tight spaces only.
12Gbps transfer rate
The link operates at 12Gbps over 32AWG lowloss copper wire for signal integrity. If your controller or backplane tops out at 6Gbps, the cable will still work but the extra headroom goes unused. Verify the host port speed before buying.
Highlights
- Converts OCuLink SFF8611 4i to SATA 7pin for enterprise storage
- 12Gbps data rate keeps RAID arrays and SSDs running at speed
- 90degree rightangle plug eases routing in tight server chassis
- 32AWG lowloss copper wire preserves signal integrity over the link
- 5meter length fits compact NAS and highdensity backplanes
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How can I verify the cable is transferring data at the rated 12Gbps after connecting it to my SAS controller and SATA drives?
The link speed will be reported by your SAS controller BIOS or OS storage utility; check that each attached drive negotiates a 12Gbps link and run a sustained read/write test to confirm throughput matches expectations.
What comes with the Fervit OCuLink SFF8611 4i to SATA 7P 90° Cable and do I need any extra brackets or adapters to install it?
The package contains only the .5 meter cable with a SFF8611 4i plug on one end and four 90degree SATA 7pin connectors on the other; no brackets, screws or additional adapters are included.
Which version of this cable should I choose if my backplane has limited clearance behind the drive bays?
The 90degree rightangle SATA connectors on this .5 meter assembly are designed specifically for tight backplanes, letting the cable run parallel to the PCB instead of protruding straight out.
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