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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SATACables
A 19 inch yellow SATA III cable with latching connectors supports up to 6.0 Gbps data transfer for drives and optical devices
This 19-inch yellow SATA III cable connects Serial ATA hard drives, optical drives and other SATA devices to a motherboard or controller. The latching 7-pin female connectors on both ends secure the link against accidental disconnection. It suits desktop or server builds that need a short, colour-coded internal data link.
The 30AWG double-shielded construction reduces electromagnetic and radio-frequency interference while keeping the cable narrow. That profile simplifies routing inside a crowded chassis and leaves more room for air to move around components. In normal use the passive cable draws no power and adds no audible noise.
At 1.58 feet the cable spans only short distances, so it fits best when the drive bay sits close to the SATA header. Builders needing longer runs between widely spaced bays and motherboard connectors should choose a different length.
| Model | 30SS483YL |
|---|---|
| Cable Length | 1.58 ft. |
Route the narrow 30AWG cable between the drive and motherboard, then press each latching 7-pin connector until the latch clicks; the step most people miss is verifying both latches are fully engaged.
The double-shielded 30AWG construction and latching 7-pin connectors are rated for the life of the build; no periodic maintenance is required unless physical damage occurs.
The 30AWG gauge and 19 inch length keep signal loss well within SATA 3.0 spec, so the first practical limit is the drive or controller throughput, not the cable itself.
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