Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Vszerda
Connects a SFF-8087 controller to four SATA drives at up to 6Gbps per port with a 1.64ft blue cable
This Vszerda cable connects a RAID or PCIe controller with an SFF-8087 port to four discrete SATA drives. It is built for internal server or workstation storage arrays where a single controller port must fan out to multiple target devices. The forward breakout design carries data from the host connector to four SATA backplane or drive connectors. Each path supports up to 6Gbps transfer speed per drive.
The assembly consolidates four individual SATA leads into one managed harness with a locking SFF-8087 host plug. P1 to P4 markers on the cable ends provide quick port identification after installation. The jump is worth it when a controller offers a single 8087 interface but the chassis requires four separate SATA connections to a backplane or drive cage. A woven mesh sheath covers half the 1.64ft length to aid routing and reduce clutter.
The male SFF-8087 connector with latch locking mates with compatible host bus adapters or RAID cards that present this interface. Four female SATA connectors with latch locking attach directly to SATA hard drives or backplane ports. The cable frees up expansion slots by using one controller port for four drives instead of requiring multiple controller cards or ports. Compatible HBAs can span arrays across two PCIe 2.0 x8 lanes when the host hardware supports that topology.
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The SFF-8087 male plug with latch locking needs enough depth to seat fully and room for the latch to engage; allow space for the 1.64ft cable run and the woven mesh sheath that covers half its length.
Each SATA female connector has latch locking — push until the latch clicks, then verify the P1 to P4 markers match the intended drive order so the RAID array maps correctly.
Inspect the latch locks on both the SFF-8087 and the four SATA ends for secure engagement, and examine the blue cable and black sleeved sections for abrasion or kinks that could affect the 6Gbps per port signal.
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