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Vszerda SFF-8087 to 4×SATA 90° breakout cable 1.64 ft

SKU CH-AVRR-87NC5

Connects a Mini SAS controller to four SATA drives at 6 Gbps per port with 90-degree angled connectors in a 1.64 ft length

Cable Length 1m

  • Connects RAID controller to four SATA drives via SFF-8087
  • 6Gbps per port enables high-throughput storage access
  • 90-degree angled SATA connectors ease tight chassis routing
  • 64 ft length with woven mesh sleeve aids cable management
  • P1-P4 markers simplify drive identification after installation

SFF-8087 breakout for four SATA drives

This cable connects a RAID or PCIe controller with an SFF-8087 port to four discrete SATA drives. It is built for internal storage arrays that need direct-attached connectivity. The forward breakout design links the host side to target backplanes or drives. P1 to P4 markers simplify identification after installation.

Passive cable with no active cooling needs

The assembly draws no external power and adds no audible noise to the system. A woven mesh sheath covers half the length for protection and easier routing. Tinned copper drain wire at 30 AWG helps maintain signal integrity. The 1.64 ft length keeps runs short inside the chassis.

Fits standard SFF-8087 host ports

The 36-pin Mini SAS male end uses latch locking for a secure host connection. Four angled SATA female connectors with latch locking attach to drives or backplanes. Each port supports 6Gbps data transfer across two PCIe 2.0 x8 lanes. Builders needing straight SATA plugs or longer reaches should choose a different cable.

Highlights

  • Connects RAID controller to four SATA drives via SFF-8087
  • 6Gbps per port enables high-throughput storage access
  • 90-degree angled SATA connectors ease tight chassis routing
  • 64 ft length with woven mesh sleeve aids cable management
  • P1-P4 markers simplify drive identification after installation

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I connect the SFF-8087 plug to my RAID controller and the four 90-degree SATA ends to the backplane?

Insert the 36-pin SFF-8087 male connector into the host port until the latch locks, then attach each angled SATA female connector to the drive backplane; the P1-P4 labels match each lane.

Will the tinned-copper drain wire or the woven mesh sleeve need replacement over time?

The 30 AWG drain wire and mesh sleeve are passive shielding; they require no scheduled replacement unless physical damage occurs.

At what point does the 6 Gbps per port limit appear during sustained transfers?

Each of the four lanes tops out at 6 Gbps, so the bottleneck is the per-port ceiling rather than the 1.64 ft cable length.

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