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Vszerda SAS SFF-8482 29-pin to SATA 22-pin cable with IDE 4-pin power

SKU CH-N59C-R8Q8R

Connects 29-pin SAS drives to 22-pin SATA ports with IDE 4-pin power at 6 gigabytes per second

  • TypeCY SAS Cable SFF-8482 SAS 29 Pin to SATA 22Pin Hard Disk Dri
  • ColorBlue Cable SAS29P-SATA7P+IDE
  • Connector DetailSas Sata
  • Terminal GenderMale-to-Female
  • Speed6 gigabytes_per_second
  • ConductorCopper
  • Connect SAS drives to SAS controllers via SFF-8482 29-pin interface
  • Link SATA drives to SATA motherboards using 22-pin connector
  • Power attached drives through integrated IDE 4-pin port
  • Male-to-female design extends reach inside RAID enclosures
  • Copper conductors support 6 gigabytes_per_second data rate

SAS-to-SATA adapter for mixed drive setups

This cable bridges a SAS drive with an SFF-8482 connector to a SATA host port while supplying power through an IDE four-pin plug. It suits builders who need to attach a single SAS hard disk to a SATA-based RAID controller or motherboard that already includes SAS chipset support. The 29-pin to 22-pin layout carries both data and power in one assembly.

Passive copper link with 6 Gb/s rating

The conductors are copper and the assembly is passive, so it adds no active circuitry or latency to the link. Rated at 6 gigabytes per second, it matches the SATA III and SAS-2 signalling ceiling without drawing extra power beyond the drive itself. Blue jacket colour helps identify the cable in a dense backplane.

Replaces separate data and power leads

It consolidates a SAS data cable and a Molex-to-SATA power adapter into one run, reducing clutter in 2.5-inch or 3.5-inch drive bays. The jump is worthwhile when the host side exposes a SAS-capable SATA port and the drive side uses the SFF-8482 interface. Not for connecting a SAS drive to a plain SATA-only motherboard or a SATA drive to a pure SAS backplane.

Highlights

  • Connect SAS drives to SAS controllers via SFF-8482 29-pin interface
  • Link SATA drives to SATA motherboards using 22-pin connector
  • Power attached drives through integrated IDE 4-pin port
  • Male-to-female design extends reach inside RAID enclosures
  • Copper conductors support 6 gigabytes_per_second data rate

Specifications

BrandCY
ModelHX-SF-011
TypeCY SAS Cable SFF-8482 SAS 29 Pin to SATA 22Pin Hard Disk Drive Raid Extension Cable with IDE 4Pin Power Port
ColorBlue Cable SAS29P-SATA7P+IDE
Connector DetailSas Sata
Terminal GenderMale-to-Female
Speed6 gigabytes_per_second
ConductorCopper
FeaturesSAS SATA

Questions about this item

How do I plug the SFF-8482 29-pin end into a SAS controller, and which way does the keyed notch face?

Align the SFF-8482 male connector with the controller port so the notch matches the key; push straight in until it clicks — the notch only fits one way.

Does the IDE 4-pin power lead need periodic replacement, or is the copper conductor rated for the life of the drive?

The copper conductors and IDE 4-pin plug are rated for continuous use; no scheduled replacement is required unless physical damage or corrosion appears.

At 6 gigabytes per second, what thermal or signal limit appears first during sustained RAID rebuilds?

The 6 GB/s interface and copper conductors handle sustained RAID rebuild traffic; the first practical limit is usually the drive’s own sustained transfer rate, not the cable.

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