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SFF-8482 SAS female to SATA male 15-pin 90-degree adapter cable

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Vszerda SFF-8482 SAS Female to SATA Male 15Pin 90 Degree Adapter Cable

SKU CH-8F5C-EQGQQ

Connects an SFF-8482 SAS drive to a 15-pin SATA power connector with a 90-degree bend for tight motherboard spaces

  • Connect SATA drives to SAS ports using the SFF-8482 female connector
  • 90 degree bend head fits tight spaces inside the chassis
  • 15 pin SATA male end delivers power and data in one plug
  • Simple adapter converts SAS backplanes to standard SATA devices

Vszerda SFF-8482 SAS to SATA Adapter

This Vszerda adapter connects a 15-pin SFF-8482 SAS female port to a standard SATA male plug. The 90-degree bend head suits tight spaces inside a chassis or server backplane. It is sold as a single new unit for direct motherboard or backplane attachment.

Installers needing right-angle SAS-to-SATA

Builders who require straight-through connectors or multiple adapters in one pack should look elsewhere. Users needing SFF-8482 to SFF-8482 links or SATA-to-SAS reverse wiring will not find that function here.

Highlights

  • Connect SATA drives to SAS ports using the SFF-8482 female connector
  • 90 degree bend head fits tight spaces inside the chassis
  • 15 pin SATA male end delivers power and data in one plug
  • Simple adapter converts SAS backplanes to standard SATA devices

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does this adapter need a SATA power cable from the PSU to work?

Yes, the 15Pin SATA male end connects to a standard SATA power cable from your power supply.

Will the 90 degree bend fit next to a SFF-8482 SAS port on a crowded backplane?

The 90 degree angle keeps the cable close to the board, clearing tight drive bays and adjacent connectors.

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