Micro Connectors
Micro Connectors SAS SFF-8484 to 4 SATA Cable 1.64 ft F03-1615
Connects a SAS SFF-8484 controller or backplane to four SATA drives at 6.0 Gb/s over 1.64 ft
- TypeData Transfer Cable
- Length1.64 ft
- Connect controllers to four SATA drives via SFF-8484
- 0 Gb/s duplex link cuts latency
- 64 ft length fits tight server bays
- SAS infrastructure supports SATA drive flexibility
- Purpose-built for high-performance RAID arrays
SAS SFF-8484 to 4 SATA Cable
This Micro Connectors cable connects a SAS controller or backplane with an SFF-8484 port to four SATA hard drives. It serves builders assembling direct-attached storage or RAID arrays that require a single multi-lane link to multiple drives. The 1.64 ft length suits internal routing inside standard chassis.
Suits RAID builders and storage upgrades
Installers who need to break out one SFF-8484 connection into four SATA data paths will find this cable fit for purpose. It is not for systems that lack an SFF-8484 host port or for drives requiring a different connector type. Buyers needing longer reach or a different breakout count should look at other cable assemblies.
Handles 6.0 Gb/s per lane with four SATA III drives
The cable supports the first-generation SAS 6.0 Gb/s duplex interface and is SATA III compliant, giving each of the four attached drives full 6 Gb/s headroom. Bandwidth scales with the number of active drives, so four simultaneous streams share the aggregate controller throughput. It runs out when the host controller or backplane cannot sustain the combined load across all lanes.
Highlights
- Connect controllers to four SATA drives via SFF-8484
- 0 Gb/s duplex link cuts latency
- 64 ft length fits tight server bays
- SAS infrastructure supports SATA drive flexibility
- Purpose-built for high-performance RAID arrays
Specifications
| Brand | Micro Connectors |
|---|---|
| Type | Data Transfer Cable |
| Length | 1.64 ft |
Questions about this item
What controller or backplane connector does the SFF-8484 end plug into?
The SFF-8484 connector attaches directly to a SAS controller or backplane that provides an SFF-8484 port.
Will the four SATA connectors run at SATA III 6 Gb/s on an older 3 Gb/s controller?
The cable supports 6 Gb/s SAS and SATA III; speeds will negotiate down to the controller's maximum capability.
How can I verify the 6 Gb/s link is active after connecting the drives?
Check the controller BIOS or OS disk utility for a negotiated 6.0 Gb/s link speed on each attached SATA drive.
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