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LORDWORLD Mini SAS SFF-8643 to SFF-8482 29Pin Sata Power 1M sas cable
Connects a SFF-8643 host to four SFF-8482 drives with integrated Sata power at 12 Gbps
- Connects RAID controllers to drives via SFF-8643 to SFF-8482 interface
- Supports 12 Gbps throughput under SAS 3.0 specification
- Integrated 15-pin SATA power on target side simplifies cabling
- 29-pin Mini SAS connector ensures secure drive attachment
- 1 metre length suits internal server and workstation builds
Connect raid controllers to 29-pin drives
This breakout cable links an SFF-8643 host port to four SFF-8482 connectors, each carrying a 29-pin SAS interface. It is built for administrators who attach direct-attached storage to raid controllers in workstations or servers. The 15-pin SATA power lead is integrated on the target side so drives receive power without a separate harness.
Maintains 12 Gbps across all lanes
The assembly meets the SAS 3.0 specification, sustaining 12 Gbps per lane under continuous I/O rather than only in brief bursts. Shielded construction and fixed-length routing keep signal integrity stable during extended rebuilds, backups or database scans. No active components are present, so latency stays deterministic and power draw remains negligible.
Replaces mismatched fan-out or power-less cables
Use this when a controller offers only the dense SFF-8643 interface but the chassis populates 29-pin bays that also need 15-pin power. It eliminates the clutter of separate power extensions and the risk of pin-count adapters that omit the power rail. Builders who already have SFF-8643-to-SFF-8643 links or who run 12 Gbps backplanes with native power will not need this assembly.
Highlights
- Connects RAID controllers to drives via SFF-8643 to SFF-8482 interface
- Supports 12 Gbps throughput under SAS 3.0 specification
- Integrated 15-pin SATA power on target side simplifies cabling
- 29-pin Mini SAS connector ensures secure drive attachment
- 1 metre length suits internal server and workstation builds
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 12 Gbps SAS 3.0 link generate noticeable heat or power draw when the cable runs continuously in a server?
The cable itself is passive and adds no active heat or power load; only the attached drives and controller consume power.
Which connectors must already be present on my RAID controller and drives for this SFF-8643 to SFF-8482 cable to work?
The controller needs an SFF-8643 Mini SAS port and each drive needs an SFF-8482 29-pin connector plus a 15-pin SATA power plug on the cable.
Will this breakout cable let me connect newer 12 Gbps SAS drives to an older 6 Gbps backplane that uses SFF-8482 ports?
The cable meets SAS 3.0 at 12 Gbps, but speed will fall back to the lowest SAS generation supported by the controller and backplane.
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