Sabrent EC-SSHD USB 3.0 to 2.5" SATA Hard Drive Adapter
- 4 In
- USB 3.0 to SSD/2.5…
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Converts an SFF-8482 SAS port to a SATA connector with a 180-degree angled head for tight spaces
The Vszerda adapter converts an SFF 8482 SAS connector to a standard SATA interface. Its 180-degree angled head allows straight cable routing in tight drive bays or backplanes. The unit is a passive connector designed for internal storage connections.
Builders connecting SAS hard disks to SATA-only controllers or motherboards can use this adapter. It is not suited for setups requiring a right-angle exit or for converting SATA drives to SAS hosts. Buyers needing multi-lane or external SAS connections should look elsewhere.
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This adapter plugs into an SFF-8482 SAS port on the host or controller.
The adapter itself is passive, so the SATA drive will negotiate the highest speed both the drive and the controller support.
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