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SMUGDESK SFF8087 36Pin to 4 SATA 7Pin Breakout Cable
Converts a 36-pin SFF8087 MiniSAS 4i port into four SATA 7-pin connectors for multidrive server expansion
- Converts single 36-pin SFF8087 MiniSAS 4i port to four SATA 7-pin ports for multidrive expansion
- Delivers stable highspeed SAS to SATA data transmission for HDDs, SSDs, RAID controllers and storage backplanes
- Durable internal wire harness with anti-interference shielding for consistent longterm server performance
- Plug-and-play design for easy integration into mainstream PC, server and NAS storage systems
- Compact internal layout optimizes cable management in rackmount servers and small-form-factor enclosures
MiniSAS SFF8087 to 4 SATA Cable
This internal breakout cable converts a single 36pin SFF8087 MiniSAS 4i host port into four standard SATA 7pin connectors. It enables reliable multidrive connectivity between SAS controllers and SATA storage devices for enterprise servers, RAID arrays and highcapacity NAS upgrades. The shielded wire harness ensures stable highspeed data transmission over longterm operation.
For RAID and NAS storage expansion
Builders expanding SAS RAID controllers or server backplanes with SATA hard drives or SSDs will find this cable a direct fit. It suits internal server and smallformfactor enclosures where a compact plugandplay harness simplifies cable routing. It is not for installers who need to connect drives using a different host interface or external connector types.
36pin SFF8087 to four SATA 7pin
The decisive specification is the single 36pin SFF8087 MiniSAS 4i interface breaking out to four SATA 7pin connectors. Verify that the host controller presents this exact port before ordering.
Highlights
- Converts single 36-pin SFF8087 MiniSAS 4i port to four SATA 7-pin ports for multidrive expansion
- Delivers stable highspeed SAS to SATA data transmission for HDDs, SSDs, RAID controllers and storage backplanes
- Durable internal wire harness with anti-interference shielding for consistent longterm server performance
- Plug-and-play design for easy integration into mainstream PC, server and NAS storage systems
- Compact internal layout optimizes cable management in rackmount servers and small-form-factor enclosures
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What clearance does the 36pin SFF8087 connector need to seat fully in a server backplane?
The straight MiniSAS 4i plug requires enough depth behind the port for the 36pin housing and latch to engage without bending the shielded harness.
Which step is most often missed when routing the four SATA 7pin tails to drives?
Align each SATA 7pin connector with the drive’s keyed port before pressing home; forcing a misaligned plug damages the delicate data pins.
How can I tell when the breakout cable should be replaced in a RAID array?
Replace it if SAStoSATA links drop intermittently, SMART errors climb on multiple drives simultaneously, or the shielding shows cuts from chassis edges.
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