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Internal power cable for Dell PowerEdge servers

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Ruth's sister internal power cable for Dell PowerEdge R620 R720 R820

SKU CH-J87Z-1KMZ8

Connects PCIe SSD drives to SAS controllers in PowerEdge R620, R720 and R820 servers

  • Connects SSD PCI-E drives via SAS bridge
  • Supports Dell PowerEdge R620 R720 R820 servers
  • 4-port expander adds drive connectivity
  • Smart Array Card YPNRC CN-0YPNRC model

Dell PowerEdge SAS Expander Card

This Smart Array Card YPNRC CN-0YPNRC adds four SAS ports to Dell PowerEdge R620, R720 and R820 servers. It connects PCIe SSD drives through a bridge expander for internal storage expansion. The card is designed for administrators upgrading drive connectivity in these specific rackmount platforms. It installs directly into a compatible slot without additional cabling complexity.

Sustained SAS Bridge Operation

Under continuous workloads the expander maintains steady data paths between the PCIe interface and attached SAS drives. Thermal output remains consistent with the server's existing cooling design. The four-port layout distributes bandwidth evenly across connected devices during prolonged transfers. No extra power connectors are required beyond the slot supply.

Highlights

  • Connects SSD PCI-E drives via SAS bridge
  • Supports Dell PowerEdge R620 R720 R820 servers
  • 4-port expander adds drive connectivity
  • Smart Array Card YPNRC CN-0YPNRC model

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the SAS expander card add noticeable heat or noise when running continuously in a PowerEdge R720?

The card draws power from the server's PCI-E slot and uses the system's existing airflow; no separate fan or external power connector is required.

What existing server hardware is required to install this 4-port SAS bridge expander?

A Dell PowerEdge R620, R720 or R820 with an available PCI-E slot and SAS backplane cabling to connect the four ports.

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