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Vszerda Mini SAS SFF-8087 to 4 SATA 7pin Cable 50cm

SKU CH-35D8-5AN8D

Connects four SATA drives to a Mini SAS SFF-8087 controller at 6 Gbps over 50 cm

  • ColorCopper
  • Connect four SATA drives to one Mini SAS SFF-8087 port
  • Supports 6 Gbps data transfer under the SAS 2.1 standard
  • 50 cm length fits typical server chassis layouts
  • Copper conductors ensure reliable signal integrity
  • Simple internal cabling for RAID and storage arrays

Server Storage Cable

This Vszerda internal cable links a Mini SAS SFF-8087 host port to four SATA 7-pin drives, supporting 6 Gbps data rates under the SAS 2.1 standard. The 50 cm copper assembly is built for server and RAID environments where multiple drives connect to a single controller.

RAID Builders and Server Upgraders

Suits administrators adding up to four SATA hard disks or SSDs to a Mini SAS SFF-8087 backplane or HBA. Not suited for systems that lack a Mini SAS SFF-8087 host connector or for drives that require a different host interface.

6 Gbps SAS 2.1 Rating

The cable meets the 6 Gbps SAS specification defined in the SAS 2.1 standard, so each of the four SATA lanes can run at full SATA III speed when the controller and drives support it.

Highlights

  • Connect four SATA drives to one Mini SAS SFF-8087 port
  • Supports 6 Gbps data transfer under the SAS 2.1 standard
  • 50 cm length fits typical server chassis layouts
  • Copper conductors ensure reliable signal integrity
  • Simple internal cabling for RAID and storage arrays

Specifications

BrandVszerda
ColorCopper

Questions about this item

What clearance does the Mini SAS SFF-8087 plug need behind a backplane?

The straight SFF-8087 connector adds about 39 mm beyond the latch, so allow at least that depth behind the port.

Which way does the SFF-8087 latch face when seating it on the controller?

The latch sits on the top side; press straight in until it clicks — forcing it upside-down bends the internal pins.

When should the cable be replaced if the four SATA 7-pin ends see daily drive swaps?

Inspect the SATA latches every 6 months; replace the assembly once any latch fails to hold or the copper shows green corrosion.

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