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SATACables 26SR991YL 39 inch SATA cable 26AWG straight to right

SKU CH-67E7-H1ZCV

A 39-inch SATA II cable with 26AWG shielding, right-angled connector and narrow design for better airflow

  • 3 Gbps throughput from SATA revision 2.0 spec
  • Right-angle connector eases routing in tight cases
  • Narrow 26AWG cable improves internal air flow
  • Double shielding blocks EMI and RFI noise
  • Works with SATA 1.0 and 2.0 devices

Cable type and audience

This 39 inch SATA cable uses 26AWG conductors and a straight-to-right connector layout to link Serial ATA drives to a SATA controller. It suits desktop or server builders who need a thin, shielded lead for internal drive connections.

Thermals noise and power

The narrow cable profile reduces bulk inside the chassis so airflow to other components is less obstructed. Double shielding protects the signal from EMI and RFI without adding measurable heat or power draw of its own.

Build fit and constraints

The right-angle plug eases routing in tight drive bays or against motherboard edges where a straight plug would press on neighbouring parts. Backwards compatibility with SATA revision 1.0 lets the same lead work with older drives or controllers.

Highlights

  • 3 Gbps throughput from SATA revision 2.0 spec
  • Right-angle connector eases routing in tight cases
  • Narrow 26AWG cable improves internal air flow
  • Double shielding blocks EMI and RFI noise
  • Works with SATA 1.0 and 2.0 devices

Specifications

Model26SR991YL

Questions about this item

How do I route the 39 inch 26AWG cable so the right-angle connector seats fully?

Feed the narrow 26AWG cable along the chassis edge, keep the bend radius gentle, and press the right-angle plug straight into the drive port until the latch clicks — forcing it at an angle is the step most people get wrong.

When will the double-shielded SATA 2.0 cable need replacement?

Replace it if the shielding braid frays, the latch tab snaps off, or intermittent errors appear after repeated drive swaps — otherwise the 26AWG conductors and EMI/RFI shielding last the life of the build.

At what sustained throughput does the SATA 2.0 link hit its ceiling?

The 3.0 Gbps SATA 2.0 specification caps continuous transfer at 3.0 Gbps, so mechanical drives and optical units will saturate the link before the 26AWG cable becomes the bottleneck.

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