Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Connects a RAID card to the 4-bay non-hot-plug backplane in a PowerEdge T440 using SAS
This YINGHUA SAS cable connects the RAID card to the 4-bay non-hot-plug backplane in a PowerEdge T440 server. It is a new replacement part built to the 8FNY4 and 08FNY4 specifications. The cable enables SAS drive connectivity for internal storage configurations.
This cable suits administrators repairing or upgrading the specific backplane-to-RAID link in a T440 with four non-hot-plug bays. It will not fit hot-plug backplanes, different bay counts, or other server models. Buyers needing cables for hot-plug trays or alternative chassis should look elsewhere.
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Yes, the cable links the non-hot-plug backplane in the PowerEdge T440 to a compatible RAID card for the four drive bays.
No, the 8FNY4 cable is built for the non-hot-plug 4-bay backplane and will not fit a hot-plug version.
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