Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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A five-pack of 20-inch SATA III cables with 90-degree connectors for tight spaces, rated at 6 Gbps
The pack contains five black nylon-braided SATA III cables, each 20 inch long with a straight plug on one end and a 90-degree down-angle plug on the other. They connect motherboards or host controllers to 2.5 SSDs, 3.5 HDDs and optical drives for storage expansion or RAID builds. Buyers who need power cables or longer runs will not find them here.
Each connector has a locking latch that resists accidental unplugging during transport or vibration. The right-angle design routes the cable flat against the drive, easing routing in cramped drive cages or behind motherboard trays. Braided sleeving adds abrasion resistance without stiffening the cable. Installers who prefer straight-through connectors on both ends must choose a different style.
The cables meet the SATA 3.0 specification for up to 6 Gbps throughput and fall back to SATA 1.0 and 2.0 ports without configuration. Actual transfer speed is limited by the slowest linked device, so older drives will not reach the peak rate. They carry data only and do not supply power to any attached device.
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The locking latches are moulded into each 7-pin plug and rated for the life of the cable; no separate clip replacement is expected under normal use.
The SATA subsystem caps throughput at the slowest connected device, so a SATA II drive or controller will restrict the link to 3.0 Gbps even though the cable supports 6 Gbps.
Passive copper conductors draw no extra power and generate negligible heat; the nylon braid only protects the jacket and does not change thermal behaviour.
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