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Multicoloured Oculink SFF-8611 4i to Mini SAS SFF-8087 cable, 50 cm

Vszerda

Vszerda Oculink SFF-8611 4i to Mini SAS SFF-8087 Cable 50CM

SKU CH-HZWZ-XQHYD

Connects Oculink SFF-8611 4i to Mini SAS SFF-8087 with PCI-E 5.0 and SAS 2.0 compliance at 12Gbps, featuring EMI shielding and locking connectors for secure server links

  • TypePCIE Oculink to MINI SAS
  • ColorMulticolored
  • Length18
  • Connector DetailSff-8611 Oculink to Sff-8087 Mini Sas
  • Terminal GenderMale-to-Male
  • SpecificationsPCIE Oculink to MINI SAS
  • PCI-E 5.0 and SAS 2.0 compliant for 12Gbps throughput
  • EMI shielding protects signal integrity in dense server racks
  • Locking connectors prevent accidental disconnection during 24/7 operation
  • Low-attenuation materials ensure reliable RAID and virtualization performance
  • 50cm length fits compact enterprise server-to-storage deployments

Enterprise Server Cable

The Vszerda Oculink SFF-8611 4i to Mini SAS SFF-8087 cable provides a 50CM internal link between enterprise servers and storage arrays. It carries a PCI-E 5.0 and SAS 2.0 compliant signal rated for 12Gbps throughput. Locking male-to-male connectors and EMI shielding maintain signal integrity in dense rack environments. The rugged, low-attenuation build supports continuous 24/7 operation.

High-Density Storage Builds

This cable suits administrators wiring RAID controllers, backplanes or JBOD enclosures inside high-density server racks. Virtualization hosts and database clusters benefit from the secure locking mechanism and shielded design. It is not intended for external chassis connections or consumer desktop motherboards lacking SFF-8611 ports. Buyers needing longer runs or different connector keying should look elsewhere.

12Gbps Headroom

The 12Gbps bandwidth comfortably handles multi-drive RAID arrays, virtualization storage traffic and high-frequency transactional workloads. EMI shielding preserves data integrity during large-scale backups and database replication. Cable length is fixed at 50CM, limiting placement flexibility in larger enclosures. Throughput ultimately depends on the connected controller and drive capabilities.

Highlights

  • PCI-E 5.0 and SAS 2.0 compliant for 12Gbps throughput
  • EMI shielding protects signal integrity in dense server racks
  • Locking connectors prevent accidental disconnection during 24/7 operation
  • Low-attenuation materials ensure reliable RAID and virtualization performance
  • 50cm length fits compact enterprise server-to-storage deployments

Specifications

BrandST-JY
ModelOCSFF8611-4I-MNSA8087
TypePCIE Oculink to MINI SAS
ColorMulticolored
Length18
Connector DetailSff-8611 Oculink to Sff-8087 Mini Sas
Terminal GenderMale-to-Male
SpecificationsPCIE Oculink to MINI SAS
ShieldingHigh-speed data transfer; EMI shielding; Locking connectors; Rugged durability
FeaturesHigh-speed data transfer; EMI shielding; Locking connectors; Rugged durability

Questions about this item

What host interface must my server provide for the Oculink SFF-8611 4i end of this cable?

Your server needs a PCI-E 5.0 Oculink SFF-8611 4i port to accept the male connector on this cable.

Will this cable link a SAS 2.0 backplane to a newer PCI-E 5.0 controller without speed loss?

Yes, the cable is SAS 2.0-compliant and supports up to 12Gbps, so a SAS 2.0 backplane will run at its native 6Gbps per lane while the controller side remains PCI-E 5.0 capable.

How can I verify the 12Gbps link is active after connecting the SFF-8087 Mini SAS side?

Check your RAID controller or HBA management utility; it should report a negotiated 12Gbps link on each of the four lanes with zero CRC errors.

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