SlimSAS 8X to 2*oCulink 4X,SFF-8654 74pin to 2*SFF-8611 36pin Cable 80cm(Broadcom MPN 05-60001-00CBL-SAST-1154-85)

- Fully compatible with
Broadcom products: Manufactured to Broadcom's line order standards, ensuring seamless compatibility and optimal performance with its 95xx series tri-mode controllers (e. g. MegaRAID 9560/9580, HBA 9500 series).
Versatile Tri-Mode Connectivity: Connects your SlimSAS 8X host adapter to two separate OCuLink 4X ports, supporting SAS, SATA, and NVMe storage devices, providing flexibility for diverse storage needs.
High-Speed Data Transfer: Designed to meet the demands of modern data transfers, enabling full utilization of PCIe Gen4 bandwidth for NVMe SSDs and high-speed SAS/SATA connections.
Robust & Reliable: Features durable SFF-8654 74-pin and SFF-8611 36-pin connectors with precise impedance matching for minimal signal loss and maximum data integrity.
Optimal 80cm Length: Provides sufficient length for internal cable routing in various server chassis and workstation builds, ensuring a clean and efficient setup. These cables enable connection from 95xx series MegaRAID and HBA Tri-Mode adapters to SAS, SATA, and PCIe (NVMe) devices. Storage Interface Cabling Choose the proper cable for the given backplane type and connectors. The correct choice is especially important for backplanes that use SFF-8643 for the NVMe connectors. Many of these backplanes use an older legacy-recommended pinout for the NVMe connector instead of a connector pinout based on the SFF-9402 specification. Most backplanes that use either SFF-8612 or SFF-8654 connectors follow the SFF-9402 specification. The pinout recommended in the PCI Express OCuLink Specification is equivalent to that recommended for SFF-9402. Verify the connector pinout for the intended backplane to make sure the proper cable is used when connecting to NVMe drives. Backplane Connectors SFF-8612 or SFF-8654 are the preferred connectors to use for NVMe backplane or multiprotocol backplanes based on the SFF-TA-1001 universal bay definition. Backplanes that use OCuLink connectors should follow the PCI Express OCuLink Specification. This pinout is also equivalent to the SFF-9402 specification recommendations.

Verify the backplane connector pinout to make sure you use proper cabling to the NVMe drive. Refer to the PCI Express OCuLink Specification and the SFF-9402 specification for backplane NVMe connector pinout information.