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Vszerda SAS 4 SATA Host to 4 SATA 7pin Target 50cm cable
Connects four SATA drives to a four-port SAS host controller with 50cm cables
Cable Length 50 cm
- 100 cm
- 50 cm
- Connect four SATA drives to a single SAS host port
- 6 Gbps SAS specification supports high-throughput RAID arrays
- 50 cm length fits compact server chassis
- Straight 7-pin SATA connectors on both host and target ends
- Internal cable design for clean airflow inside the case
Connection layout
This cable links a four-lane SAS host connector to four individual SATA 7-pin drive connectors. It is built for servers and workstations that use a single SAS port to feed multiple SATA hard disks or SSDs in a RAID or JBOD array.
6 Gb/s SAS rating
The assembly meets the 6 Gb/s SAS specification, so each of the four lanes can transfer data at that rate. If your controller or backplane only supports 3 Gb/s the cable will still work, but the higher ceiling is the figure that matches modern SAS HBAs and RAID cards.
Straightforward internal routing
At 50 cm the cable reaches typical drive cages without excess slack that blocks airflow. The 7-pin connectors are keyed, so they only seat one way; forcing them can bend pins. Buyers who need an external eSATA or mini-SAS HD breakout should choose a different cable.
Highlights
- Connect four SATA drives to a single SAS host port
- 6 Gbps SAS specification supports high-throughput RAID arrays
- 50 cm length fits compact server chassis
- Straight 7-pin SATA connectors on both host and target ends
- Internal cable design for clean airflow inside the case
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
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Questions about this item
What does the 6 Gbps rating mean once the cable is installed in a server?
It indicates the cable meets the 6 Gb/s SAS specification, so each of the four lanes can carry up to 6 Gbps between the controller and the connected drives.
Which interface standard does the cable use and what speed does that cap in practice?
The cable follows the SAS 6 Gbps standard, limiting each SATA lane to a maximum of 6 Gbps regardless of the drive’s own rating.
What physical space and connectors are required to fit this 50 cm cable?
You need room for a 50 cm run and four SATA 7-pin ports on the host side plus four SATA 7-pin ports on the drive side.
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