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SMUGDESK Mini SAS HD SFF-8088 26Pin to SFF-8644 6Gbps 28AWG .5m Cable
Connects external SFF-8088 26-pin Mini SAS port to SFF-8644 SAS HD port at 6Gbps for server stacking and storage expansion
- Connects SFF-8088 to SFF-8644 ports for direct server stacking
- Delivers stable 6Gbps throughput for storage expansion and JBOD enclosures
- Built with 28AWG copper wire to minimise signal loss over time
- Low-profile flat connectors simplify cable routing in dense rackmount chassis
- Half-metre length suits close-range links between RAID controllers and enclosures
Server stacking cable
This .5 metre cable connects an external SFF-8088 26Pin Mini SAS port to an SFF-8644 SAS HD port for server stacking and daisy-chaining. It supports stable 6Gbps data transmission for storage expansion, JBOD enclosures and multi-server setups. The short length is designed for close-range connections between servers, RAID controllers and storage enclosures.
Connector design impact
Black flat low-profile connectors improve cable routing and space efficiency inside rackmount server environments. Premium 28AWG copper wire reduces signal loss for consistent long-term performance across the link. The construction targets reliable connectivity in enterprise storage stacking and data centre rack deployments.
Compatibility check
Verify that your source device provides an SFF-8088 26Pin Mini SAS port and your target device accepts an SFF-8644 SAS HD interface. Confirm both ends support 6Gbps SAS signalling for the intended storage expansion or JBOD configuration. Ensure the .5 metre reach suits the physical spacing between your rackmount chassis.
Highlights
- Connects SFF-8088 to SFF-8644 ports for direct server stacking
- Delivers stable 6Gbps throughput for storage expansion and JBOD enclosures
- Built with 28AWG copper wire to minimise signal loss over time
- Low-profile flat connectors simplify cable routing in dense rackmount chassis
- Half-metre length suits close-range links between RAID controllers and enclosures
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 28AWG copper wire need replacement after extended server stacking use?
The 28AWG copper construction is built for consistent longterm performance and low signal loss in rackmount environments.
What speed ceiling appears first when the cable runs at 6Gbps continuously?
The 6Gbps bandwidth rating defines the maximum sustained throughput for storage expansion and JBOD enclosures.
Does the flat connector design reduce heat buildup during all-day data center operation?
The black flat lowprofile connector improves cable routing and space efficiency without adding thermal load.
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