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SMUGDESK Mini SAS HD SFF8088 26P to 4×SATA 7P Female Breakout Cable 28AWG 10 Ohm 3M
Converts one Mini SAS HD port to four SATA connectors with 10 ohm impedance and 28AWG copper for stable 6Gbps storage links
- Connect four SATA drives from one Mini SAS HD port
- 10 ohm impedance control cuts signal loss for stable links
- 28AWG copper conductors deliver steady 6Gbps to HDDs and SSDs
- Built for server chassis and rackmount storage arrays
- 3 meter reach allows flexible routing in large deployments
Mini SAS HD to SATA Breakout
This new SMUGDESK cable converts a single SFF8088 26pin Mini SAS HD port into four SATA 7pin female connectors. It is built with 28AWG copper conductors and controlled 10ohm impedance to maintain reliable 6Gbps transfer rates. The three metre length suits internal routing in servers, rackmount arrays and enterprise workstations.
Server storage expansion use
Storage administrators expanding drive counts on SAS controllers or RAID cards will appreciate the four-drive fan-out from one port. Builders working with native SATA-only host ports or requiring internal-only cable lengths should consider other interconnects.
10ohm impedance specification
Precise 10ohm impedance matching limits signal loss and crosstalk over the full run, which is the critical parameter for error-free 6Gbps operation in dense multidrive environments.
Highlights
- Connect four SATA drives from one Mini SAS HD port
- 10 ohm impedance control cuts signal loss for stable links
- 28AWG copper conductors deliver steady 6Gbps to HDDs and SSDs
- Built for server chassis and rackmount storage arrays
- 3 meter reach allows flexible routing in large deployments
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What controller port does this cable require on the host side?
It plugs into a single SFF8088 26pin Mini SAS HD port on your controller or backplane.
Can I use this cable with 3Gbps SATA drives in the same array?
Yes, the 6Gbps link negotiates down to 3Gbps automatically for older drives.
How can I verify the cable is delivering 6Gbps to each drive?
Check the controller BIOS or OS disk utility; each SATA port should report a 6Gbps link speed.
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