LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD SFF-8087 Male to SFF-8088 Female Cable 50cm Low Profile Bracket
Connects internal 8087 Mini SAS to external 8088 Mini SAS at up to 12 Gb/s with a 50 cm cable and low-profile bracket
- Supports 12Gb/s SAS throughput for fast data transfer
- 50cm length suits compact server builds
- SFF-8087 male to SFF-8088 female connects internal to external
- Low-profile bracket fits tight chassis slots
- Locking 26-pin SFF-8088 connector secures external links
Connectivity Purpose
This cable bridges an internal SFF-8087 male connector to an external SFF-8088 female port. It allows a server or workstation chassis to route SAS links to an outside enclosure or backplane. The 50cm length suits short runs inside a rack or between adjacent units.
Fit and Limitations
It suits administrators adding external JBODs or tape drives to an existing HBA or RAID card. Builders needing an internal-to-internal link or a different bracket height should look at other options. The low-profile bracket fits only low-profile slots.
Decisive Specification
The assembly complies with the SAS 2.1 standard and supports 12Gb/s transfer rates across the SFF-8088 26pin interface. This rating determines whether the link can sustain the throughput your drives and controller expect.
Highlights
- Supports 12Gb/s SAS throughput for fast data transfer
- 50cm length suits compact server builds
- SFF-8087 male to SFF-8088 female connects internal to external
- Low-profile bracket fits tight chassis slots
- Locking 26-pin SFF-8088 connector secures external links
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 26-pin SFF-8088 connector need periodic re-seating to maintain 12Gb/s speeds?
The SFF-8088 interface locks into place, so the 26-pin connector stays secure without scheduled re-seating under normal use.
What limits sustained 12Gb/s throughput first on this 50cm cable?
Signal integrity over the 50cm length and the four-lane SAS 2.1 specification set the practical ceiling for continuous 12Gb/s transfers.
Does the low-profile bracket or cable generate noticeable heat during all-day SAS traffic?
The passive copper assembly has no active components, so it adds negligible heat and draws no extra power during extended operation.
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