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Vszerda SFF-8482 SAS to SATA 180 degree adapter with straight connector

Vszerda

Vszerda SFF-8482 SAS to SATA 180° Adapter

SKU CH-T9Z5-1929A

Converts an SFF-8482 SAS port to a SATA connector with a 180-degree angled head for tight spaces

  • 180-degree angle eases tight-space SAS-to-SATA cabling
  • SFF-8482 SAS connector mates with SATA drives directly
  • Straight-head design keeps signal path short and clean
  • New adapter connects SAS controllers to SATA storage hardware

SFF-8482 SAS to SATA Adapter

The Vszerda adapter converts an SFF 8482 SAS connector to a standard SATA interface. Its 180-degree angled head allows straight cable routing in tight drive bays or backplanes. The unit is a passive connector designed for internal storage connections.

For SAS drive integration

Builders connecting SAS hard disks to SATA-only controllers or motherboards can use this adapter. It is not suited for setups requiring a right-angle exit or for converting SATA drives to SAS hosts. Buyers needing multi-lane or external SAS connections should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 180-degree angle eases tight-space SAS-to-SATA cabling
  • SFF-8482 SAS connector mates with SATA drives directly
  • Straight-head design keeps signal path short and clean
  • New adapter connects SAS controllers to SATA storage hardware

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What SAS connector does this adapter require on the host side?

This adapter plugs into an SFF-8482 SAS port on the host or controller.

Will a SATA drive connected through this adapter work with an older SAS controller that only supports 3 Gbit/s?

The adapter itself is passive, so the SATA drive will negotiate the highest speed both the drive and the controller support.

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