Monoprice 1m 28AWG External SAS 34pin Male w/ Thumbsc (SFF-8470)
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Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) is a high-speed data storage interface designed for high-throughput and fast data access. Intended primarily for data storage centers, the SAS interface is backwards compatible with SATA. This allows the user to mix more expensive, lower-capacity SAS drives for applications that require faster data access and higher reliability, with lower-cost, higher-capacity SATA drives for applications with lower access speed requirements. Monoprice carries a full line of quality SAS cables with connectors for every possible application, both internal and external.
This 1 meter long cable uses 28 AWG wires and is intended for external use. It has a 34-pin SFF-8470 male SAS plug (with locking thumbscrews) on one end and a 26-pin SFF-8088 male Mini-SAS plug (with release ring) on the other.
- Guide to SAS Connectors
- Type# of PinsEnvironment
- SFF-8087 36 Internal
- SFF-8088 26 External
- SFF-8482 29 Internal
- SFF-8484 32 Internal
- SFF-8470 34 External (also sometimes internal)
This 1 meter long cable uses 28 AWG wires and is intended for external use. It has a 34-pin SFF-8470 male SAS plug (with locking thumbscrews) on one end and a 26-pin SFF-8088 male Mini-SAS plug (with release ring) on the other.
- Guide to SAS Connectors
- Type# of PinsEnvironment
- SFF-8087 36 Internal
- SFF-8088 26 External
- SFF-8482 29 Internal
- SFF-8484 32 Internal
- SFF-8470 34 External (also sometimes internal)
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