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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Connects a RAID or PCIe controller with an SFF-8087 port to four SATA drives at up to 6Gbps per channel
This Mini SAS SFF-8087 to four SATA fan-out cable links a RAID or PCIe controller to discrete SATA drives. The 36-pin male connector mates with the host adapter while the four 7-pin female ends attach to backplanes or drive bays. It suits builders adding internal storage arrays to servers or workstations.
The assembly supports up to 6Gbps per channel for high-speed data transfer. A woven mesh sheath covers half the length to aid routing, and acetate cloth tape over the slim ribbon section provides strain relief without adding rigidity. Low-profile SATA connectors with stainless steel latches resist accidental disconnection from vibration.
Each SATA leg carries P1 to P4 markers for quick identification after installation. Easy-grip treads on the connectors simplify mating and unmating in tight spaces. The package includes the 3.3ft cable plus a 12-month warranty and lifetime technical support from the manufacturer.
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Plug the 36-pin SFF-8087 male end into the RAID or controller port, then attach the four 7-pin SATA female ends to the drives; the step often missed is clicking the stainless steel latches on each low-profile SATA connector to lock them against vibration.
The acetate cloth tape and woven mesh sheath protect the ribbon cables from strain; inspect these coverings periodically and replace the cable if the sheathing frays or the latches no longer snap securely.
The 6Gbps per channel data rate is the ceiling; sustained loads that demand more bandwidth will hit this interface limit before the cable itself degrades.
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