Sabrent SATA III 6 Gbit/s right-angle locking cable 3-pack 20 in blue CB-SRB3
- SATA III
- Blue
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Three right-angle SATA III data cables with metal locking latches, 20 inches long, for 2.5 and 3.5 drives at up to 600 MB/s
Style Right Angle
This three-pack supplies 20-inch SATA III data cables with right-angle connectors and metal locking latches. They link 2.5 SSDs, 3.5 HDDs or optical drives to motherboards and host controllers. The cables carry data only, so each drive still needs a separate power connection. Builders wiring several drives in a compact chassis will find the bundle convenient.
The right-angle plugs sit close to the drive PCB, easing routing behind motherboard trays and between tightly spaced bays. Metal locking latches resist accidental disconnection from vibration or cable movement. As passive copper links they add no heat, draw no power and produce no noise of their own. Signal integrity meets the SATA III specification for up to 600 MB/s throughput.
Each cable provides a single SATA data path; power must come from the PSU or a dedicated adapter. The 20-inch length reaches from typical motherboard ports to mid-tower drive cages without excess slack. No driver or firmware is required, and the cables work with RAID controllers and embedded systems alike. Buyers who need integrated power delivery or longer runs should look elsewhere.
| Brand | SABRENT |
|---|---|
| Model | CB-SRK3 |
| Type | SATA III |
| Color | Black |
| Cable Length | 20 in. |
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Align the right-angle connector with the SATA port on the motherboard or controller, press firmly until the metal latch clicks into place, then route the 20 in cable to the drive and repeat. The step people miss is not fully seating the latch, which can cause intermittent detection.
The cables are passive with no moving parts beyond the latch. Inspect the latch and connector pins during any drive swap; replace a cable if the latch no longer clicks securely or if pins appear bent.
The 20 in length and SATA III spec cap throughput at 600 MB/s. Under heavy sustained loads the practical limit is usually the drive's own sustained write speed or the host controller's queue depth, not the cable itself.
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