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Connects SAS storage devices inside a PowerEdge T610 server using a 25 inch cable
This genuine Dell 25 inch SAS to Mini-SAS cable carries part number 5FM3N and is built for Dell PowerEdge T610 server systems. It provides a direct replacement link between SAS controllers and backplanes or storage enclosures inside the chassis. New condition ensures reliable signalling for drive arrays and RAID configurations.
The OEM construction matches factory specifications for secure latch engagement and signal integrity in dense drive bays. Fixed 25 inch length suits the T610 internal routing without excess slack that impedes airflow. Buyers needing longer runs, angled connectors or external bulkhead connections will require a different cable assembly.
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| Brand name | Dell |
Yes, it is a genuine Dell SAS to Mini-SAS cable built for the PowerEdge T610 server systems.
The cable measures 25 inches and terminates in SAS to Mini-SAS connectors for internal drive backplane routing.
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