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Supermicro CBL-SAST-0699 SAS/SATA cable 2.95 ft Mini-SAS HD to 4 SATA 30 AWG server accessory
Connects a Mini-SAS HD port to four SATA drives at 1.50 GB/s over 2.95 ft of 30 AWG cable
- Connects four SATA drives via Mini-SAS HD
- 95 ft length fits tight server chassis
- 30 AWG wire supports 1.50 GB/s data rate
- REACH and RoHS certified for environmental compliance
- Supermicro CSE-M14TQC mobile rack compatible
Targeted server storage link
The Supermicro CBL-SAST-0699 is a SAS/SATA cable built for internal server storage connections. It suits administrators wiring Supermicro CSE-M14TQC mobile racks or similar backplanes that accept Mini-SAS HD and four SATA ports.
Mini-SAS HD fan-out with 30 AWG conductors
A Mini-SAS HD plug on one end splits to four SATA connectors on the other, using 30 AWG wire rated for 1.50 GB/s transfer. The 2.95 ft length fits typical chassis routing without excess slack, and REACH plus RoHS certification confirms restricted-substance compliance.
Replaces worn or missing Mini-SAS HD to SATA cables
Use it when a backplane-to-drive link fails, when expanding a mobile rack, or when the original cable is too short for a new chassis layout. The jump is worth it only if the host side presents a Mini-SAS HD port and the drives use standard SATA connectors.
Highlights
- Connects four SATA drives via Mini-SAS HD
- 95 ft length fits tight server chassis
- 30 AWG wire supports 1.50 GB/s data rate
- REACH and RoHS certified for environmental compliance
- Supermicro CSE-M14TQC mobile rack compatible
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What data rate does the Mini-SAS HD to 4 SATA cable support?
The cable supports a data transfer rate of 1.50 GB/s over the SAS/SATA interface.
What drive bay clearance is required for the four SATA connectors?
The four SATA connectors are designed for the Supermicro CSE-M14TQC Mobile Rack, so the bay must accept that rack.
How do I connect the cable to the controller and drives?
Plug the Mini-SAS HD end into the controller port and each SATA end into a drive; a common mistake is reversing the Mini-SAS HD orientation.
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