JMT Pcie Slimline SAS SFF-8654 4i 38P to 4X SATA Server Cable PCIe Host Adapter Anti-Mismating Design (50cm,to 4*SATA 90°)

JMT Pcie Slimline SAS SFF-8654 4i 38P to 4x SATA Server Cable PCIe Host Adapter Anti-Mismating Design Product Description Upgrade Your Server Storage with a Reliable SFF-8654 to 4x SATA Cable This high-performance Slimline SAS SFF-8654 4i (38-pin) to 4x SATA breakout cable is specifically designed for server, data center, and PCIe expansion applications. It allows you to connect up to four SATA hard drives or SSDs from a single SFF-8654 host port (often found on PCIe RAID cards, motherboard SlimSAS connectors, or SAS controllers). Key Features & Technical SpecificationsHost Interface: Slimline SAS SFF-8654 4i, 38-pin male (PCIe/SAS compatible)Device Interface: 4x standard SATA 7-pin male (choose straight or 90° angled version)Cable Type: Flat to flat connector – low-profile for tight spacesWire Gauge: 32AWG stranded copperElectrical Performance: 10Ω impedanceLength Options: 0.5 meter (approx. 1.64 ft) / 1 meter (approx. 3.28 ft) – select at purchaseProtection: Anti-mismating design prevents reverse or offset insertion

• Versatile 4x SATA Breakout – Converts one Slimline SAS SFF-8654 4i (38-pin) port into four independent SATA ports, ideal for connecting multiple SATA drives to a PCIe host adapter or server backplane.
• Anti-Mismating Protection – Engineered with a keyed/shaped connector structure to prevent incorrect insertion, protecting both the SFF-8654 and SATA ports from damage in dense server environments.
• High-Quality 32AWG Construction – Built with 32AWG tinned copper wires and precise 10Ω impedance control (electrical performance) for stable signal transmission in storage and server applications.
• Flexible Length & Connector Angle – Available in 0.5m (1.64ft) or 1m (3.28ft) lengths; choose between straight 4x SATA or 90° angled 4x SATA connectors for tight chassis routing.
• Flat to Flat Low-Profile Design – Both the SFF-8654 and SATA ends feature flat, slim heads, saving internal space and improving airflow in server racks, workstations, and storage arrays.