LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD SAS 4.0 SFF-8654 4i 38pin to Slim SAS Cable 50cm
Connects a Slim Line SAS backplane to an SFF-8654 4i controller using a 50 cm 38-pin cable
- Connects backplane to controller via Slim SAS 4i 38pin
- 50cm length fits compact chassis routing
- SAS 4.0 SFF-8654 interface supports high-speed links
- Straight-to-Slim-Line layout simplifies internal cabling
- 38-pin Ultraport assembly ensures secure host-to-target link
Internal SAS 4.0 cable for backplane links
This LORDWORLD cable connects a controller with a Slim SAS SFF-8654 4i 38pin port to a backplane using a Slim Line SAS connector. It is built for internal device links inside servers or storage enclosures. The 50cm length suits typical chassis routing.
Straight-to-Slim-Line assembly simplifies routing
The Ultraport SlimSAS 4i 38Pos cable assembly uses a straight Slim SAS 4i connector on one end and a Slim Line SAS connector on the other. This fixed orientation removes the need for adapters or angled fittings. Installers can run a single cable between the two interfaces.
Slim connectors fit dense drive cages
Both ends use the compact 38pin form factor designed for high-density backplanes and controller cards. The slim profile leaves room for adjacent cables and airflow in tight bays. The 50cm reach keeps slack low while spanning standard motherboard-to-backplane distances.
Highlights
- Connects backplane to controller via Slim SAS 4i 38pin
- 50cm length fits compact chassis routing
- SAS 4.0 SFF-8654 interface supports high-speed links
- Straight-to-Slim-Line layout simplifies internal cabling
- 38-pin Ultraport assembly ensures secure host-to-target link
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the SFF-8654 38pin connectors need periodic re-seating?
The connectors are rated for standard mating cycles; no scheduled re-seating is required under normal operation
What length limit affects signal integrity on this 50cm cable?
At 50cm the assembly meets SAS 4.0 electrical specs; longer runs would need active equalisation
Does the cable generate noticeable heat during all-day SAS 4.0 traffic?
Passive copper construction produces negligible heat; no active cooling is needed
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