Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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16-inch yellow SATA III cable with straight and right-angle 7-pin connectors supports 6.0 Gbps throughput
This 16-inch yellow cable connects a Serial ATA drive to a motherboard or controller using a straight plug on one end and a right-angle plug on the other. It supports the SATA 3.0 specification for up to 6.0 Gbps throughput. The 30AWG double-shielded conductors keep the cable slim so it does not block airflow in crowded cases. It suits desktops or servers that run multiple drives and need reliable signal quality.
The right-angle connector lets the cable hug the drive or motherboard edge, saving space where a straight plug would press against a side panel or adjacent card. Upgrading from an older SATA II lead restores the full 6.0 Gbps link speed for modern SSDs and hard disks. The jump is worth it when cable routing is tight or when an existing lead shows intermittent errors on a 6 Gbps device.
Verify that the host port and the device port can accept a right-angle plug pointing in the needed direction; some board layouts force the angle toward an obstruction. Ensure the 16-inch length reaches between your specific drive mount and the motherboard connector without tension. The cable uses standard 7-pin female ends, so it fits any SATA or eSATA port, but it will not work with drives that require a different power or data interface.
| Model | 30SR407YL |
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The cable measures 16 inches end to end with one straight and one right-angled 7-pin SATA connector, so measure from your motherboard port to the drive bay to confirm clearance.
Each 7-pin SATA connector has an L-shaped key; insert it straight until the metal latch clicks — forcing it at an angle bends the fragile 30 AWG pins inside the double-shielded jacket.
The 30 AWG double-shielded design is rated for the 6.0 Gbps SATA 3.0 spec; replace only if you see intermittent detection, CRC errors, or physical kinks near the right-angle bend.
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