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SMUGDESK SFF-8611 to 4×SFF-8482 SAS Cable with SATA 15-Pin Power 50cm
Connects a SFF-8611 host port to four SFF-8482 SAS drives with integrated SATA 15-pin power in a 50 cm cable
- Integrated data and power in one cable
- Converts SFF-8611 to four SFF-8482 SAS ports
- SATA 15-pin power feeds SSDs directly
- 50 cm length fits tight server chassis
- Plug-and-play with mainstream RAID controllers
SFF-8611 to four SFF-8482 adapter
This cable converts a straight-type SFF-8611 PCIe 4I host port into four SFF-8482 29-pin SAS ports. It includes a SATA 15-pin power connector to supply SSDs directly. The design targets server administrators expanding internal storage arrays.
Sustained multi-drive operation
The 50cm length keeps internal routing tidy inside rackmount chassis and storage backplanes. Combining data and power in one assembly reduces cable clutter during continuous enterprise workloads. High-speed stable transfer supports demanding RAID and high-density deployments.
Replaces separate data and power looms
Builders consolidating discrete SAS cables and power leads will simplify wiring with this single 2in1 adapter. It is not suited for installations requiring longer reach or external drive enclosures.
Highlights
- Integrated data and power in one cable
- Converts SFF-8611 to four SFF-8482 SAS ports
- SATA 15-pin power feeds SSDs directly
- 50 cm length fits tight server chassis
- Plug-and-play with mainstream RAID controllers
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 50 cm SFF-8611 to four SFF-8482 cable add noticeable heat or draw extra power when running continuously in a server?
The passive 50 cm cable itself draws no power and generates no heat; all power for the SSDs comes through the separate SATA 15-pin connector from the host supply.
What host connector and power source must already be present for this cable to work?
You need a free SFF-8611 PCIe 4I port on the controller or backplane and an available SATA 15-pin power lead from the PSU to feed the drives.
Will the four 29-pin SFF-8482 connectors work with older SAS hard drives that only have the legacy 7-pin interface?
No — each SFF-8482 port is a 29-pin combined data-and-power SAS connector, so it only mates with drives that have the matching 29-pin SAS receptacle.
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