WRIARICH
WRIARICH Slimline SAS 4.0 SFF-8654 4i 38pin to 4× SAS 29pin Fanout Cable 100cm
Connects a Slim SAS 4i 38pin controller to four SAS 29pin drives at 24 Gbps per channel over 100 cm
- TypeSAS
- ColorBlue SFF-8654 to 4-SAS29P Cable
- Connector Number67
- Connector DetailSas
- Terminal GenderMale-to-Male
- Speed24 gigabits_per_second
- Slimline SFF-8654 4i 38pin fits tight server bays
- Four 29pin SAS connectors drive multiple disks from one port
- 24 Gbps per channel meets SAS 3.0 and 4.0 spec
- 100 cm length suits standard chassis routing
- Male-to-male 67-contact assembly ensures secure internal links
Slimline SAS 4.0 fanout cable
This 100 cm cable links a controller with a Slim SAS 4i 38-pin port to four drives that use SAS 29-pin connectors. It suits server, workstation and data-storage builds that need internal SAS connectivity.
Four-channel 24 Gbps per lane
The fanout splits one Slim SAS 4i interface into four independent channels, each running at 24 Gbps and compliant with SAS 3.0 and 4.0 specifications. This lets a single controller port serve multiple drives without extra HBAs.
Compact male-to-male assembly
Blue shielding and a 67-connector design keep the cable slim, saving space inside dense chassis. Straight 38-pin and 29-pin male ends plug directly into host and target ports, simplifying cable routing in rackmount or tower systems.
Highlights
- Slimline SFF-8654 4i 38pin fits tight server bays
- Four 29pin SAS connectors drive multiple disks from one port
- 24 Gbps per channel meets SAS 3.0 and 4.0 spec
- 100 cm length suits standard chassis routing
- Male-to-male 67-contact assembly ensures secure internal links
Specifications
| Brand | cablecc |
|---|---|
| Type | SAS |
| Color | Blue SFF-8654 to 4-SAS29P Cable |
| Connector Number | 67 |
| Connector Detail | Sas |
| Terminal Gender | Male-to-Male |
| Speed | 24 gigabits_per_second |
| Specifications | SAS |
| Shielding | SAS |
| Features | SAS |
Questions about this item
Will the 38-pin SFF-8654 connector need periodic reseating or replacement in a server chassis?
The 38-pin Slim SAS connector is a passive copper assembly with no moving parts or active electronics, so it does not require scheduled maintenance or replacement under normal operation.
What is the first limit reached when all four channels run at 24 Gbps continuously?
The cable is rated to the SAS 4.0 specification at 24 Gbps per channel; the practical limit under sustained load will be the host controller or drive firmware, not the cable itself.
Does the 100 cm fanout generate noticeable heat or draw extra power during all-day operation?
As a passive copper cable it draws no power and produces no measurable heat; any thermal load comes from the connected controller and drives, not the cable.
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