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SMUGDESK Mini SAS HD SFF-8088 26P to SFF-8088 3M SAS Cable
A 3-metre Mini SAS HD SFF-8088 cable with 28 AWG copper and 10 ohm impedance for 6 Gbps server-to-storage stacking
- Direct SFF-8088 stacking links servers and storage enclosures
- 10 Ohm impedance matching reduces signal loss and crosstalk
- 28AWG copper conductors deliver stable 6Gbps bandwidth
- Optimized for rackmount stacking in enterprise environments
- 3 meter length enables long-distance server-to-storage wiring
Direct SFF-8088 server stacking cable
This Mini SAS HD cable provides SFF-8088 male-to-male connectivity for cascading servers and storage enclosures. It is built with 28AWG pure copper conductors and controlled 10ohm impedance to support 6Gbps SAS data transfer. The 3meter length suits long-range rackmount wiring in enterprise and data center environments.
Suits rackmount SAS cascading.
Administrators linking external SAS HDDs, SSDs or RAID controllers between racks will find the extended reach and impedance control reliable. Builders who need internal board-to-board headers or a different connector form factor should look at other cable types.
3meter SFF-8088 to SFF-8088 reach
The three-meter length decides whether this cable spans the distance between your rackmounted storage units and host controllers. Measure the exact path before ordering to confirm the cable meets the required run.
Highlights
- Direct SFF-8088 stacking links servers and storage enclosures
- 10 Ohm impedance matching reduces signal loss and crosstalk
- 28AWG copper conductors deliver stable 6Gbps bandwidth
- Optimized for rackmount stacking in enterprise environments
- 3 meter length enables long-distance server-to-storage wiring
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What rack spacing does the 3 meter SFF-8088 cable need for server-to-storage stacking?
The 3 meter length suits long-range rackmount wiring between cascaded servers and storage enclosures.
How do you connect the SFF-8088 male ends without damaging the 28 AWG copper conductors?
Align each SFF-8088 male connector straight into the port and seat it firmly; forcing at an angle can bend the fine 28 AWG copper wires.
When should the cable be replaced to keep 6 Gbps SAS throughput reliable?
Replace it if the jacket shows kinks, the connectors feel loose, or intermittent errors appear on SAS drives and RAID arrays.
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