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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Three SATA III data cables with locking latches, 15.75 in, 6 Gbps, for drives and optical devices
This set contains three straight SATA III cables, each 15.75 in long, finished in red. They connect motherboards or host controllers to internal Serial ATA hard drives, SSDs and optical drives. A locking latch on both ends secures the link against accidental disconnection. The pack suits builders adding multiple drives or configuring RAID arrays.
These cables carry only data and do not supply power to attached drives. Each drive therefore needs its own power connection from the PSU. Rated to the SATA 3.0 specification, they support up to 6 Gbps transfer rates and remain backwards compatible with SATA I and SATA II devices. Actual throughput depends on the capabilities of the connected equipment.
The 15.75 in length reaches most drive bays in standard chassis layouts without excess slack. Straight connectors keep the cable profile low beside stacked drives or expansion cards. No drivers or configuration are required; the operating system detects the drive once both data and power cables are seated. Builders needing right-angle plugs or longer runs should select a different cable style.
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Align the latch tab with the port notch, push straight in until you feel a distinct click, then tug gently to confirm it is seated; forcing it at an angle bends the latch and prevents locking.
Swap a cable if the latch no longer clicks, the connector wiggles in the port, or you see corroded pins — any of those signs mean the link can drop below the rated 6 Gbps.
The slowest device in the chain — drive, controller or port — limits throughput; the cable itself is rated for SATA 3.0 speeds and will not be the bottleneck.
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