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IBM 00D3276 610mm SAS Cable for X3500 M4

SKU CH-HRDW-7WF2N

A 610 mm SAS cable connects storage drives in the X3500 M4 server

  • 610 mm length fits the X3500 M4 chassis
  • SAS interface connects drives to the controller
  • IBM part 00D3276 ensures exact compatibility
  • New condition guarantees unused, reliable cable

610mm SAS Cable for X3500 M4 Server

This 610mm SAS cable connects internal storage devices in the IBM X3500 M4 server. It is built for administrators who need a direct replacement cable for that specific chassis. The part number 00D3276 identifies the exact assembly required. Buyers who need a different length or a connector for another server model cannot use this item.

Thermals Noise and Power Draw in Normal Use

As a passive copper assembly the cable generates no heat of its own and adds no audible noise to the system. It draws zero power and does not affect the server's thermal profile or fan curves. Installation simply routes the signal between the backplane and the controller without any active components.

Highlights

  • 610 mm length fits the X3500 M4 chassis
  • SAS interface connects drives to the controller
  • IBM part 00D3276 ensures exact compatibility
  • New condition guarantees unused, reliable cable

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I route the 610mm SAS cable inside the X3500 M4 chassis?

Connect one end to the backplane SAS port and the other to the RAID controller, keeping the cable clear of fan assemblies and power leads to avoid pinching.

When should I replace the 00D3276 SAS cable?

Replace it if the latch tabs break, the connector pins bend, or you see intermittent drive drops during POST.

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