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Vszerda SFF-8087 to 4 Right Angle SATA Cable 3.3ft
Connects an SFF-8087 RAID controller to four right-angle SATA drives at 6Gbps per port over 3.3ft
- Connects SFF-8087 controller to four SATA drives
- Right-angle SATA connectors ease tight drive-bay routing
- Supports 6Gbps per drive for fast throughput
- 3ft length suits standard chassis layouts
- Woven mesh sleeve on half the cable protects wires
Internal SAS-to-SATA Breakout Cable
This Vszerda cable bridges an SFF-8087 Mini SAS port on a RAID or PCIe controller to four right-angle SATA connectors. It provides internal connectivity for up to four SATA hard drives or backplanes from a single controller lane. The 3.3ft length suits typical server and workstation chassis routing.
Suits builders linking one controller port to four
The right-angle SATA plugs fit tight drive bays and backplanes where straight connectors would block adjacent slots. Woven mesh sleeving covers half the cable length for protection and easier routing. Builders needing more than four drives per port or a different controller interface will need a different cable assembly.
6Gbps per SATA port transfer rate
Each of the four SATA connections supports up to 6Gbps data throughput. The SFF-8087 end uses a male latch-locking connector while the SATA ends are female with latch locking. This spec determines whether the cable matches the controller and drive speed requirements.
Highlights
- Connects SFF-8087 controller to four SATA drives
- Right-angle SATA connectors ease tight drive-bay routing
- Supports 6Gbps per drive for fast throughput
- 3ft length suits standard chassis layouts
- Woven mesh sleeve on half the cable protects wires
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 3.3ft cable length create any signal loss or heat when running four drives at 6Gbps all day?
The cable supports 6Gbps per SATA port across the full 3.3ft length with no active components, so signal integrity and temperature remain stable during continuous operation.
What controller port must my system already have to use this SFF-8087 breakout cable?
Your RAID or PCIe host bus adapter must provide a male SFF-8087 connector with latch locking; the cable plugs directly into that port.
Will the right-angle SATA connectors fit alongside older straight-cable drives in a tight backplane?
The angled SATA female ends with latch locking are designed for dense backplanes, letting you route cables parallel to the drive cage without blocking adjacent bays.
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