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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Connects an SFF-8087 RAID controller to four right-angle SATA drives at up to 6Gbps each over a 1.64ft blue cable with black sleeving and port markers
This 1.64ft forward breakout cable connects a controller or RAID card with an SFF-8087 male latch-locking port to four right-angle SATA female latch-locking targets. It is built for internal server or workstation storage arrays where a single Mini SAS link fans out to multiple hard drives or solid-state drives.
The right-angle SATA ends reduce strain in tight drive cages and the half-length woven mesh sheath keeps the four lanes tidy during routing. P1–P4 markers on the connectors make post-install identification simple. The jump is worth it when a straight SATA plug blocks adjacent bays or when cable clutter hinders airflow in dense 2.0 x8 lane configurations.
Each lane supports up to 6Gbps data transfer to the attached drive. The blue cable with black sleeving provides visual contrast for cable management. It frees up space around crowded backplanes by using angled connectors, and the latch locks on both ends secure the link against vibration in rackmount or tower chassis.
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Each SATA connector is angled to sit close against the drive body, so you only need the depth of the connector itself plus the cable bend radius.
The latch on the SFF-8087 male connector clicks when the raised tab aligns with the slot on the controller port; push straight in until the latch snaps.
The four breakout leads are labelled P1 to P4 on the sheath, matching the port order on the SFF-8087 connector.
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