SMUGDESK
SMUGDESK Mini SAS HD SFF8088 26Pin to 4×SATA 7Pin Female Fanout Cable 1M
A SFF8088 26pin connector fans out to four SATA 7pin female ports for 6Gbps server storage expansion using 28AWG pure copper wire with 10ohm impedance control over a 1meter length
- Connect up to four drives from one SFF8088 port
- 6 Gbps throughput keeps RAID arrays running fast
- 28 AWG pure copper with 10 ohm impedance cuts signal loss
- SATA female ends let you plug drives in straight away
- One metre length fits tidy server chassis wiring
Fanout Cable for Server Storage
This SMUGDESK Mini SAS HD cable splits one SFF8088 26Pin connector into four SATA 7Pin female ports, enabling multi-drive expansion in enterprise environments. It supports 6Gbps data transfer for reliable HDD and SSD deployment within RAID arrays and storage servers.
Suitability and Limitations
Builders expanding internal or external server storage with SAS controllers will find the 1meter length and 28AWG pure copper construction practical for tidy cable management. Buyers needing more than four SATA connections or a different connector interface should consider other cable assemblies.
Decisive Specification
The single SFF8088 26Pin plug with 10ohm impedance matching determines compatibility with corresponding Mini SAS HD controller ports. Verify your host controller presents this exact connector before purchasing.
Highlights
- Connect up to four drives from one SFF8088 port
- 6 Gbps throughput keeps RAID arrays running fast
- 28 AWG pure copper with 10 ohm impedance cuts signal loss
- SATA female ends let you plug drives in straight away
- One metre length fits tidy server chassis wiring
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect the SFF8088 26pin end to my server controller?
Plug the Mini SAS HD SFF8088 connector directly into the controller port; the 26pin keying prevents upside-down insertion, which is the step installers most often force.
Will the 28AWG pure copper conductors or the SATA 7pin female connectors need replacement first?
The SATA 7pin female connectors endure repeated drive swaps and typically wear before the fixed 28AWG copper cable itself.
At what point does the 10ohm impedance limit signal integrity during sustained 6Gbps RAID traffic?
The 10ohm impedance is held across the full 1metre run, so sustained 6Gbps throughput stays within spec without an early signal-degradation limit.
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