EXSYS Cavo FireWire 800 a 400 9 poli a 6 poli, 1,0 m, nero EX-K6860

Connecting newer FireWire 800 devices to legacy FireWire 400 ports often requires an adapter or a special cable. The EXSYS EX-K6860 solves this by providing a direct 9-pin to 6-pin link, eliminating the need for separate converters and ensuring reliable high-speed data transfer between mixed FireWire generations.

Who is it for

This cable is essential for professionals and enthusiasts who work with both modern FireWire 800 peripherals—such as external hard drives, audio interfaces, and video cameras—and older computers or devices equipped with FireWire 400 ports. It is also ideal for connecting FireWire 400 devices to FireWire 800 hubs or host adapters.

Main features

• Connects FireWire 800 (IEEE 1394b) 9-pin devices to FireWire 400 (IEEE 1394a) 6-pin ports
• Supports data transfer rates up to 800 Mbps for fast file transfers and streaming
• Backward compatible with FireWire 400 speeds (100/200/400 Mbps)
• Double-shielded construction (foil and braid) reduces electromagnetic interference
• Tinned copper conductors ensure excellent signal integrity and corrosion resistance
• Gold-plated contacts provide reliable connectivity and resist oxidation
• Plug-and-play and hot-swappable—no drivers needed
• Durable PVC jacket protects against wear and tear
• RoHS compliant for environmental safety

Specifications

• Brand: EXSYS
• Model: EX-K6860
• MPN: EX-K6860
• EAN: 4718359068607
• Cable length: 1.0 m
• Connector 1: FireWire 9-pin male (Beta)
• Connector 2: FireWire 6-pin male (Alpha)
• Data transfer rate: up to 800 Mbps (FireWire 800)
• Shielding: double shielded (foil and braid)
• Conductor material: tinned copper
• Jacket material: PVC
• Colour: black
• Compliance: RoHS

Tips

Always power off devices before connecting or disconnecting FireWire cables to avoid potential damage. Although the cable is hot-swappable, safe removal is recommended. For best performance, connect directly to a FireWire 800 port when available; otherwise, the cable will automatically negotiate the highest common speed.