Vszerda SFF-8087 to SFF-8087 6G SAS cable 0.8m (2.6ft) 100-Ohm
Connects SAS backplanes or RAID cards with SFF-8087 ports at up to 6Gbps over a 2.6ft, 100-Ohm link
- Connects internal SAS ports with SFF-8087 connectors
- 100-Ohm impedance maintains signal integrity
- Supports up to 6Gbps data transfer rates
- Hot-swap ready for SATA drive compatibility
- 8m length fits compact server chassis
Internal SAS SFF-8087 Cable
This 0.8m internal cable connects two SFF-8087 ports for 6Gbps SAS or SATA links inside servers and storage arrays. The 100-Ohm impedance supports reliable signal integrity across the short run. It is built new for direct backplane-to-controller or RAID-card wiring.
Installers wiring internal hot-swap bays
Technicians fitting internal drive cages or RAID controllers with SFF-8087 headers will find the length and connector match convenient. Builders needing external ports, different internal connectors or longer runs must choose a different cable. The fixed 2.6ft length limits placement flexibility in larger enclosures.
100-Ohm impedance at 6Gbps
The cable is specified for 100-Ohm differential impedance and up to 6Gbps data rates, the single figure that determines whether it matches your controller and backplane signalling requirements..verify the host and target both use SFF-8087 before ordering.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 6Gbps SAS rating mean for real-world throughput?
The cable supports SAS signalling up to 6Gbps per lane; actual throughput depends on the connected controller and drives, but the 100-Ohm impedance preserves signal integrity at that rate.
Will the SFF-8087 connectors fit my server backplane and RAID card?
Both ends use the SFF-8087 36-pin internal Mini SAS connector, which is the standard internal interface on most server backplanes and RAID cards.
How do I install it and what is the common mistake?
Align the keyed SFF-8087 plugs and press firmly until the latch clicks; the frequent error is leaving the latch unlatched, which causes intermittent connections.
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