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YINGHUA SAS cable for PowerEdge T140 with four drive connectors

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YINGHUA PowerEdge T140 1 to 4 HDD SAS Cable

SKU CH-E9MT-6ZG2P

Connects up to four SAS hard drives inside a PowerEdge T140 server

  • Connect up to four drives with one SAS cable
  • Designed for PowerEdge T140 server compatibility
  • New condition ensures reliable signal integrity
  • Simplifies internal storage cabling for SAS drives

T140 SAS cable for one-to-four drives

This YINGHUA cable connects up to four SAS hard drives to a PowerEdge T140 server. It uses the KFXNG part number for direct backplane or controller attachment. The assembly is new and built for internal server storage expansion.

Suits administrators adding SAS capacity to a T140

It fits installations that require a single-cable fan-out to four drive bays. Builders working with other server models or different drive interfaces should verify compatibility before ordering.

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Price $99.99
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Questions about this item

What server chassis does the YINGHUA PowerEdge T140 1 to 4 HDD SAS Cable fit?

This cable is designed for the PowerEdge T140 server chassis.

How is the cable connected, and which step is often missed?

Connect the single SAS end to the controller and split the four connectors to each drive; the step often missed is seating every latch until it clicks.

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