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Slimline SAS SFF-8654 8i cable splitting to two right-angle SFF-8087 connectors, 1m length

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Fervit SFF-8654 8i to Dual SFF-8087 Right-Angle SAS Cable 1m

SKU CH-50JN-NRDMB

Slimline SAS SFF-8654 8i to dual SFF-8087 right-angle breakout cable, 1m with anti-misplug design and 32AWG copper for dense server chassis

  • Anti-misplug design prevents reverse insertion and protects hardware
  • Right-angle connector optimises internal routing in compact server chassis
  • SFF-8654 8i to dual SFF-8087 breakout provides two independent channels
  • 32AWG copper wire delivers stable high-bandwidth transmission with low signal loss
  • 1m (39.37in) length suits standard rackmount servers for clean wiring

Anti-misplug SFF-8654 breakout cable

This cable connects a single SFF-8654 8i port to two independent SFF-8087 channels. It is built for server administrators who need to link modern slimline SAS controllers to legacy backplanes or drive enclosures. The anti-misplug design prevents reverse insertion and protects PCIe or SAS hardware from damage. The 1m length suits standard rackmount chassis for clean medium-distance wiring.

Signal limits of 32AWG copper at 1m

Premium 32AWG copper wire delivers stable high-bandwidth transmission with low signal loss over the 39.37in run. The breakout splits one 8i lane group into two separate 8087 connectors, so each channel carries half the aggregate width. Builders who need more than two 8087 endpoints or longer runs without active repeaters must plan for additional cables or a different topology.

Right-angle connectors for dense chassis

Right-angle plugs on the 8087 ends optimise internal routing and save space in compact server chassis. The harness uses a slimline SFF-8654 8i plug on the controller side, matching current PCIe Slimline SAS pinouts. Installers who require straight 8087 backshells or a different 8i orientation will need an alternative cable assembly.

Highlights

  • Anti-misplug design prevents reverse insertion and protects hardware
  • Right-angle connector optimises internal routing in compact server chassis
  • SFF-8654 8i to dual SFF-8087 breakout provides two independent channels
  • 32AWG copper wire delivers stable high-bandwidth transmission with low signal loss
  • 1m (39.37in) length suits standard rackmount servers for clean wiring

Specifications

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Questions about this item

Should I choose the single 8654 8i end or the dual 8087 ends for my server backplane?

The cable is a breakout: one SFF-8654 8i connector splits into two independent SFF-8087 connectors, so you use both ends simultaneously to link one controller port to two backplane ports.

What bandwidth can I expect from the 32AWG copper wire in a live SAS chain?

The 32AWG copper conductors provide stable high-bandwidth transmission with low signal loss across the 1m length, supporting the full SAS lane speed negotiated by your controller and drives.

Does the SFF-8654 8i interface cap the link at a specific SAS generation?

The SFF-8654 8i connector carries eight lanes; the actual SAS generation and throughput are determined by the controller and backplane you connect, not by the cable itself.

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