Cavo SAS InLine, Mini SAS SFF-8087/4x SAS SFF-8482+alimentazione, HDD SAS a controller 0,75m

This InLine Mini SAS cable (SFF-8087 to 4× SFF-8482 with power) is a 0.75 m internal data cable designed to connect a controller or host adapter with a Mini SAS 36‑pin (SFF-8087) port to up to four SAS hard drives with SFF-8482 connectors. It provides the required data and drive power interface in server and storage environments where multiple SAS HDDs are attached to a single controller.

Advantages

The cable combines a Mini SAS SFF-8087 male connector with four SFF-8482 connectors that include power, enabling direct connection of SAS drives without separate power adapters. At 0.75 m length it offers a compact, professional internal routing option. The construction supports reliable high‑speed SAS data transfer and is suitable for typical rack and tower server installations.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Connecting a Mini SAS (SFF-8087) controller to up to four SAS HDDs (SFF-8482)
• Internal cabling in rack or tower servers and storage enclosures
• Upgrading or replacing internal SAS connections in RAID or JBOD configurations

Key specifications

• Cable length: 0.75 m
• Connector 1: Mini SAS SFF-8087 male
• Connector 2: 4 × SAS SFF-8482 with power
• Brand: InLine, MPN: 27621, EAN: 4043718122745
• Product colour: Multicolour

How to use

Power down the system before installing the cable. Plug the Mini SAS SFF-8087 male connector into the corresponding controller or host adapter port. Route the cable inside the chassis to avoid interference with fans and other components, then connect the individual SFF-8482 connectors to the SAS hard drives, ensuring each drive receives the correct alignment and seating. Restore power and verify drive detection in the system BIOS or RAID controller utility.

Recommendations

Use this cable for short internal connections within a single chassis. Avoid sharp bends and excessive tension on the cable. Ensure the drives and controller support SFF-8482 power-in connectors and follow anti‑static precautions during installation.