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Eight blue SATA cables with 7-pin SAS connectors, 0.7 m long

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YEPLOOK 8 SATA 3.0 0.7 m SAS 7-pin 6 Gbps data cable blue

SKU CH-NRWA-5TDEN

Set of eight 0.7 m blue SATA 3.0 cables with 7-pin SAS connectors rated for 6 Gbps data transfer

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  • 7 m cable keeps server racks tidy and airflow clear
  • 6 Gbps SAS link moves mining and NAS data without bottleneck
  • 8 blue cables in one pack colour-codes every drive bay
  • SATA 3.0 spec fits SSD, HDD and optical drives alike

Eight-cable SATA kit

This pack contains eight SATA 3.0 cables with SAS 7-pin connectors, each .7 metres long and rated for 6 Gbps data transfer. They connect HDDs, SSDs, optical drives and server boards in mining rigs, NAS builds and workstation setups. The blue colour helps identify cables inside a dense chassis.

Thermals, noise and power

Passive copper conductors generate no heat of their own and add no audible noise to the system. Power draw is limited to the signalling current of the SATA interface, so the cables impose negligible load on the host controller.

Highlights

  • 7 m cable keeps server racks tidy and airflow clear
  • 6 Gbps SAS link moves mining and NAS data without bottleneck
  • 8 blue cables in one pack colour-codes every drive bay
  • SATA 3.0 spec fits SSD, HDD and optical drives alike

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I connect the 0.7 m SAS 7-pin cable to a SATA 3.0 drive without bending the connector too sharply?

Route the short 0.7 m length with a gentle curve and seat the 7-pin plug straight into the drive port; forcing a tight bend can damage the SAS interface pins.

When should I replace the blue SATA 3.0 cables in a NAS that runs continuously?

Swap cables if the latch no longer clicks, the moulding shows cracks, or drives drop from the array during heavy I/O.

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