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SMUGDESK Mini SAS 36Pin SFF-8087 Male to 4 SATA 7Pin Female Cable .5M
Connects a Mini SAS 36Pin controller to four SATA drives over .5M with shielding for stable RAID and server storage use
- SFF-8087 male connects to 4 SATA drives via single cable
- .5 metre length fits tight server chassis and NAS builds
- Shielded construction cuts EMI for steady SAS-SATA data transfer
- Compatible with PERC H310, H710, H730 RAID controllers
- Sturdy connectors and flexible jacket withstand repeated plugging in enterprise racks
Mini SAS SFF-8087 to 4 SATA Splitter
This 0.5 metre cable converts a single Mini SAS 36Pin SFF-8087 male port into four SATA 7Pin female connections. It links RAID controllers or host bus adapters to SATA hard drives, SSDs or backplanes inside servers, NAS units and industrial chassis.
Builders connecting SAS controllers to SATA drives
The cable suits administrators expanding storage on PERC H310, H710, H730 and similar RAID cards from Dell, HP, Lenovo, Supermicro, Asus or Gigabyte. It does not suit systems that lack an SFF-8087 host port or that require a different Mini SAS connector type.
Shielded 0.5 metre length for dense chassis
A short, shielded assembly reduces electromagnetic interference and fits tight routing paths in 1U or blade servers where longer cables would obstruct airflow or panel closure.
Highlights
- SFF-8087 male connects to 4 SATA drives via single cable
- .5 metre length fits tight server chassis and NAS builds
- Shielded construction cuts EMI for steady SAS-SATA data transfer
- Compatible with PERC H310, H710, H730 RAID controllers
- Sturdy connectors and flexible jacket withstand repeated plugging in enterprise racks
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does my RAID card need an SFF-8087 port to use this cable?
Yes, the cable plugs into an SFF-8087 Mini SAS 36Pin male connector on the host controller or RAID card.
Will it work with my older PERC H310, H710 or H730 controller?
The cable is listed as compatible with PERC H310, H710 and H730 RAID controllers among other Dell, HP, Lenovo, Supermicro and Asus cards.
How can I verify the link is running at full speed after I connect four SATA drives?
Check the RAID controller BIOS or OS storage utility to confirm each drive negotiates its maximum SATA link rate and shows no errors.
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