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LORDWORLD SFF-8482 SAS 12Gbps Male to Female Extension Cable 30cm
A 30 cm male-to-female SFF-8482 extension cable carries 12 Gbps SAS signals and 15 power pins for SAS hard drives and SSDs
- 12 Gbps SAS link keeps RAID arrays fast
- 29-pin SFF-8482 connector fits SAS hard drives and SSDs
- 15 power pins plus dual 7-pin data lanes deliver full drive power
- 30 cm UL2725 26 AWG PVC jacket cable suits tight server chassis
- Male-to-female extension adds reach without signal loss
SAS 12Gbps Extension Cable
This 30cm male-to-female cable extends a SFF-8482 connection for SAS hard drives and SAS SSDs. It carries both power and data through a single 29-pin straight connector. The design suits server and RAID backplanes where the drive bay is set back from the controller. Builders needing longer reach can choose 50cm or 100cm variants from the same range.
Interface Limits
The SFF-8482 connector provides two SAS lanes at 12Gbps and integrates 15 power pins with two groups of seven signal pins. A SATA drive will plug into this SAS connector and operate, but a SAS drive cannot be inserted into a SATA-only variant because a plastic key bisects the data and power sections. The cable uses UL2725 26AWG conductors with a PVC jacket for signal integrity.
Capacity And Headroom
The assembly supports dual-port SAS drives, delivering full 12Gbps bandwidth per lane across the 30cm length. It handles the combined power and data requirements of enterprise SAS SSDs and spinning disks without additional cabling. The fixed 30cm length suits tight chassis routing; installations requiring greater distance between backplane and controller should select the longer 50cm or 100cm options.
Highlights
- 12 Gbps SAS link keeps RAID arrays fast
- 29-pin SFF-8482 connector fits SAS hard drives and SSDs
- 15 power pins plus dual 7-pin data lanes deliver full drive power
- 30 cm UL2725 26 AWG PVC jacket cable suits tight server chassis
- Male-to-female extension adds reach without signal loss
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 30cm, 50cm or 100cm length for my SAS backplane?
Choose the shortest length that reaches the drive without tension; 30cm suits tight enclosures, 50cm gives moderate slack, 100cm covers full-height rack runs.
What real throughput will I see from the 12Gbps rating on a SAS SSD?
The cable is rated for 12Gbps SAS signalling; actual drive throughput depends on the SSD and controller, but the link will not bottleneck a 12Gbps device.
Does the SFF-8482 29-pin interface limit me to SAS drives only?
The 29-pin SFF-8482 accepts both SAS and SATA drives; a SATA drive plugs in directly, while a SAS drive cannot fit a SATA-only connector.
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