2 Pack 1 Meter Mini SAS SFF-8087 to 4 SFF-8482 Hard Drive Breakout Cable with SATA Power Connector, 3.3FT Internal Server RAID Array Splitter Cord for SAS SATA HDD SSD Storage Expansion

This package contains two identical 1-meter Mini SAS breakout cables, which are essential internal wiring accessories for enterprise-level servers, RAID storage arrays, NAS devices and data center hard disk expansion projects.

The host end adopts a standard SFF-8087 Mini SAS male connector, which directly plugs into Mini SAS ports on RAID controllers, HBA expansion cards or server backplanes. The cable splits out four separate SFF-8482 female terminals, each able to connect one 3.5-inch or 2.5-inch SAS/SATA enterprise hard drive or solid-state drive, greatly simplifying the complicated wiring of multi-disk group building.

Each branch is equipped with an extra SATA power adapter port. When the hard disk backplane lacks sufficient power supply, you can connect the PSU SATA power line to this interface to deliver sufficient and stable working voltage, effectively avoiding hard disk spin failure, offline recognition or RAID array degradation caused by insufficient power load during long-term heavy read-write tasks.

The total length of 1 meter (3.3 feet) is specially customized for standard 4U/2U rack server internal cabling, easy to arrange along the chassis cable ties without dragging or bending excessively. All contact pins use gold-plated process to resist oxidation, dust and electromagnetic interference, ensuring ultra-low signal attenuation during high-speed SAS protocol data transmission and protecting the integrity of array data.

The outer layer is wrapped with wear-resistant and high-temperature resistant PVC protective sleeve, adapting to the closed high-temperature operating environment inside the server cabinet, not easy to age and crack after years of uninterrupted operation. Strict industrial wiring standards eliminate cross-talk between each channel, guaranteeing stable performance of RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 6 and other array modes.

Plug and play without driver or firmware modification, widely used in file storage servers, video surveillance storage hosts, virtualization workstation disk expansion, and small business data backup server hardware renovation.