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SMUGDESK M.2 M-Key 2260 NVMe to Mini SAS SFF-8087 Cable 0.5m 12Gbps 30AWG
Connects an M.2 M-Key 2260 NVMe drive to a Mini SAS SFF-8087 port at 12Gbps using a .5m 30AWG cable for server builds
- Connect M.2 M-Key 2260 NVMe drives directly to Mini SAS SFF-8087 ports
- Achieve up to 12Gbps data transfer speed for rapid server storage access
- 30AWG flexible wire maintains stable signal integrity during operation
- Compact 0.5m length fits neatly inside dense server chassis layouts
- Plug-and-play installation works instantly with RAID controllers and SSDs
Direct M.2 2260 NVMe to Mini SAS SFF-8087 connection
This cable links an M.2 M-Key 2260 NVMe device straight to a Mini SAS SFF-8087 port without an intermediate bracket. The .5 metre length keeps routing tidy inside a server chassis. Plug-and-play operation means no drivers or configuration are required.
Suits administrators adding NVMe storage to RAID
Builders who need to attach M.2 2260 NVMe drives to existing Mini SAS backplanes or RAID cards will find the cable a direct fit. Those requiring support for longer M.2 form factors such as 2280 or 22110 must look for a different adapter.
Maintains 12Gbps throughput over the full .5m run
The 30AWG conductors preserve signal integrity at the rated 12Gbps rate during sustained transfers. Flexible wiring eases installation in dense drive bays without introducing sharp bends that could degrade performance.
Highlights
- Connect M.2 M-Key 2260 NVMe drives directly to Mini SAS SFF-8087 ports
- Achieve up to 12Gbps data transfer speed for rapid server storage access
- 30AWG flexible wire maintains stable signal integrity during operation
- Compact 0.5m length fits neatly inside dense server chassis layouts
- Plug-and-play installation works instantly with RAID controllers and SSDs
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Do I need an M.2 M-Key 2260 NVMe drive to use this cable?
Yes, the connector is built for M.2 M-Key 2260 NVMe devices only.
Will this 12Gbps cable work with my existing 6Gbps Mini SAS SFF-8087 controller?
The cable supports up to 12Gbps and will negotiate down to the controller speed.
How can I confirm the link is running at 12Gbps after installation?
Check the RAID controller BIOS or OS utility for the negotiated link speed.
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