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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Converts one SFF8087 Mini SAS port into four left-angled SATA connectors for 12Gbps multi-drive server storage
This 1m internal cable converts a single SFF8087 Mini SAS port into four leftangled SATA connectors. It delivers 12Gbps bandwidth for multidrive server and storage backplane connections. The leftangle plugs allow tidy routing inside tight chassis, helping airflow and cable management. It is built with shielded lowloss wiring for stable longterm signal transmission.
Suits administrators wiring RAID controllers, NAS units or enterprise storage arrays that need four SATA drives from one SAS port. The leftangle design eases installation in crowded rackmount bays where straight plugs would block adjacent slots. Builders who need rightangle or straight SATA ends, or who require a different breakout count, should look at alternative harnesses.
The 39.37in length matches typical rackmount server distances from a RAID card to a drive cage or backplane. It needs a free SFF8087 Mini SAS port on the host controller and four SATA drives or a compatible backplane. The harness frees up PCIe slots by consolidating four drive links into one SAS connection.
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Yes, the SFF-8087 end plugs into a controller or HBA that provides a Mini SAS port; the four left-angled SATA plugs then connect your drives.
The harness supports 12Gbps bandwidth and is backward compatible, so your existing 6Gbps SATA HDDs or SSDs will operate at their native speed.
Check the controller BIOS or management utility; it should report each attached drive negotiating a 12Gbps SAS/SATA link rate.
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