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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A 2-pack of 1 m breakout cables that split one SFF-8087 port into four SFF-8482 connectors with integrated SATA power for SAS/SATA drives
This two-pack breakout cable converts a single 36-pin SFF8087 Mini SAS port into four SFF8482 connectors with integrated SATA power. It targets administrators expanding internal storage in rackmount servers or NAS enclosures. Each assembly carries both data and drive power, removing the need for separate power cables. The 1 metre length suits typical chassis routing.
High-quality conductors and anti-interference shielding maintain stable bandwidth during continuous RAID array rebuilds or bulk data migrations. The integrated SATA power lines feed each attached HDD or SSD without voltage drop over the full cable run. Enterprise controllers see consistent throughput because the combined data and power path is shielded end-to-end.
The SFF8087 link aggregates four lanes, so total throughput cannot exceed the controller's native lane speed. Each SFF8482 drive port negotiates independently, but the upstream port remains the bottleneck. Builders needing more than four drives per controller must add another HBA or use a backplane with an expander.
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The cable is passive wiring with integrated SATA power, so it adds no active heat or power draw beyond what the connected drives consume.
You need a free SFF8087 port on your RAID controller or backplane and four drive bays that accept SFF8482 SAS/SATA connectors.
Yes, the SFF8482 interface is backward compatible with earlier SAS and SATA speeds, so legacy drives will function at their rated rates.
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