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Vszerda SATA to 4 SFF-8482 Mini SAS SFF-8087 Host Cable 1m
Connects a 36-pin SFF-8087 host controller to four SFF-8482 SAS drives with integrated SATA 15-pin power
- Connects one 36-pin SFF-8087 host to four SFF-8482 SAS drives
- Includes integrated 15-pin SATA power connector for each drive
- 1 metre internal fan-out cable for RAID and storage arrays
- Supports both SAS and SATA hard disks via SFF-8482 targets
- Mini SAS host interface simplifies controller-to-drive cabling
SATA to 4 Mini SAS Fanout Cable
This 1m cable connects a host controller with a 36 pin SFF-8087 Mini SAS port to four SFF-8482 SAS or SATA hard disks. It includes a SATA 15pin power connector so each target drive receives power directly from the same assembly. The fanout design suits RAID arrays or JBOD enclosures that need multiple drives from one controller port.
Bundled Power Connector Changes Cabling
The integrated SATA 15pin power lead removes the need for separate power cables from the PSU to each drive. This reduces internal clutter and shortens the power path inside a server or workstation chassis. Builders can route a single cable run instead of managing four discrete power connections.
SFF-8087 Host Interface Limits
The 36 pin SFF-8087 host connector carries four lanes, so the cable supports exactly four target devices and no more. Bandwidth is shared across those lanes, so aggregate throughput depends on the controller and drive speeds rather than the cable itself. The assembly does not convert protocols; it passes SAS or SATA signals as presented by the host.
Highlights
- Connects one 36-pin SFF-8087 host to four SFF-8482 SAS drives
- Includes integrated 15-pin SATA power connector for each drive
- 1 metre internal fan-out cable for RAID and storage arrays
- Supports both SAS and SATA hard disks via SFF-8482 targets
- Mini SAS host interface simplifies controller-to-drive cabling
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 15-pin SATA power connector need replacement if it loosens over time?
The 15-pin SATA power connector is moulded onto the cable and cannot be serviced separately; if the latch fails the whole fan-out assembly must be swapped.
Does the 36-pin SFF-8087 host end limit throughput when four SFF-8482 drives run continuously?
The single 36-pin SFF-8087 link aggregates all four SFF-8482 channels, so sustained multi-drive traffic is constrained by that one host connection.
Does the cable generate noticeable heat when all four SAS drives are powered and active all day?
The passive copper conductors carry only signalling and 15-pin power delivery; no active components exist to produce measurable heat during continuous operation.
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