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Ruth's sister SCSI cable HPDB68 to VHDCI68 68 pin custom length for Amphenol 530-3625-01

SKU CH-AQ5B-32VKP

Connects HPDB68 and VHDCI68 SCSI devices with a custom-length 68-pin cable built for Amphenol 530-3625-01 compatibility

  • Connect legacy SCSI gear with 68-pin HPDB68 to VHDCI68 interface
  • Order exact cable length for tidy rack routing
  • Compatible with Amphenol 530-3625-01 part number
  • Supports SAS signalling for storage arrays

HPDB68 to VHDCI68 SCSI cable for Amphenol

This 68-pin cable connects HPDB68 and VHDCI68 interfaces for SCSI, SAS and InfiniBand equipment. It is built to match the Amphenol 530-3625-01 specification and is offered in a custom length. The design suits storage arrays, tape libraries and legacy server links that require this pin-out.

Passive cable with no active electronics

The assembly draws no power and produces no heat or noise in normal use. Signal integrity depends on the quality of the terminated connectors and the chosen cable length. Installers should route the cable away from sharp bends and high-EMI sources to maintain reliable data transfer.

Highlights

  • Connect legacy SCSI gear with 68-pin HPDB68 to VHDCI68 interface
  • Order exact cable length for tidy rack routing
  • Compatible with Amphenol 530-3625-01 part number
  • Supports SAS signalling for storage arrays

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the HPDB68 to VHDCI68 cable, and which step do people often get wrong?

Align the 68 pin HPDB connector with the controller port and the 68 pin VHDCI connector with the device port, then secure both thumbscrews; the common error is leaving one thumbscrew loose, which causes intermittent SAS signal loss.

What maintenance or replacement will this SCSI cable need later?

Inspect the 68 pin contacts and moulded strain reliefs periodically; replace the cable if pins are bent, the hood is cracked, or SAS errors appear after reseating both ends.

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