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sakose FW4410K 10 ft 4pin to 4pin FireWire 800 IEEE 1394b cable
A 10 ft black cable with two male 4-pin connectors for IEEE 1394b FireWire 800 devices
- TypeIEEE 1394(Firewire)
- ColorBlack
- Connector Number2
- Terminal GenderMale to Male
- Specifications4pin to 4pin
- Length10 ft.
- 10 ft length gives flexible placement for FireWire devices
- 4-pin to 4-pin connectors link compatible peripherals directly
- Male-to-male terminals ensure a secure data connection
- IEEE 1394b 800 Mbps rating supports high-speed transfers
- Black jacket provides a clean, professional appearance
10 ft 4-pin FireWire 800 cable
The sakose FW4410K is a 10 ft IEEE 1394b cable with 4-pin male connectors at both ends. It carries FireWire 800 signals between two devices equipped with 4-pin ports. The black jacket and moulded strain relief are built for regular desktop use.
Suits direct 4-pin links only
This cable connects two 4-pin FireWire 800 ports without adapters. It will not fit 6-pin or 9-pin sockets, so owners of equipment using those larger connectors must look elsewhere. Buyers needing longer runs or a different pin arrangement should choose another product.
4-pin to 4-pin gender and length decide fit
The decisive specification is the male 4-pin to male 4-pin termination combined with the 10 ft length. If either end requires a 6-pin or 9-pin connector, or a shorter or longer cable is required, this model will not work.
Highlights
- 10 ft length gives flexible placement for FireWire devices
- 4-pin to 4-pin connectors link compatible peripherals directly
- Male-to-male terminals ensure a secure data connection
- IEEE 1394b 800 Mbps rating supports high-speed transfers
- Black jacket provides a clean, professional appearance
Specifications
| Brand | BYTECC |
|---|---|
| Model | FW4410K |
| Type | IEEE 1394(Firewire) |
| Color | Black |
| Connector Number | 2 |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Male |
| Specifications | 4pin to 4pin |
| Length | 10 ft. |
Questions about this item
What FireWire port type must my device already have to use this 4pin-to-4pin cable?
Both devices need a 4-pin IEEE 1394b port; the cable carries data but no bus power.
Will this 10 ft 1394b cable slow down an older 1394a drive I keep?
The link negotiates to the slower 1394a speed automatically, so the drive works at its native rate.
How can I confirm the cable is delivering 800 Mbit/s after I connect it?
Check the OS link-speed report or run a sustained transfer; a healthy 1394b connection shows roughly 800 Mbit/s.
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