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weastlinks SFF-8643 to 4× SFF-8482 SAS cable 12 Gbps 0.5 m 30 AWG
Connects a 12 Gbps SAS controller to four SATA or SAS drives using a .5 m fan-out cable with integrated 15-pin power
Length 1m
- 0.5m
- 1m
Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.
- Connects one controller to four drives with SFF-8643 to SFF-8482 fan-out
- 12 Gbps transmission rate supports high-speed storage arrays
- 30 AWG cable construction at 0.5 m length for dense chassis routing
- Integrated 15-pin power on each 29-pin SFF-8482 target connector
- Black and blue colour coding simplifies cable identification in rack builds
Internal SAS fan-out cable
This 0.5 metre cable connects a single SFF-8643 host port on a SAS controller or motherboard to four SFF-8482 drives. Each 29-pin connector includes a 15-pin power segment so power and data reach the drive from one cable. It supports 12 Gbps SAS and SATA signalling for internal storage arrays.
Build integration
The fan-out design frees up controller ports by consolidating four drive links into one SFF-8643 connection. 30 AWG conductors keep the cable flexible for routing inside dense chassis or rack-mount servers. Verify that the SFF-8643 side attaches to a controller, not a backplane, otherwise the cable will not function.
Upgrade context
The cable replaces four separate data-plus-power assemblies with a single loom, reducing clutter and connection points. The jump is worthwhile when a controller has limited SFF-8643 ports but the build needs four SAS or SATA drives. It does not suit setups where the SFF-8643 interface resides on a backplane rather than a controller.
Highlights
- Connects one controller to four drives with SFF-8643 to SFF-8482 fan-out
- 12 Gbps transmission rate supports high-speed storage arrays
- 30 AWG cable construction at 0.5 m length for dense chassis routing
- Integrated 15-pin power on each 29-pin SFF-8482 target connector
- Black and blue colour coding simplifies cable identification in rack builds
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What is the maximum data rate the SFF-8643 end can sustain?
The cable is rated for 12 Gbps transmission, matching SAS-3 controller and drive links.
How much heat or noise does the cable add when the drives run continuously?
The passive 30 AWG assembly adds no active heat or noise; only the drives and controller generate measurable warmth.
Which controller connector must the system already have for this cable to work?
The host side requires a Mini SAS SFF-8643 port on a RAID controller or motherboard; backplane SFF-8643 ports are not compatible.
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