Cable PCI Express DeLOCK Mini SAS HD SFF-8674 a SFF-8674 2 m

The DELOCK PCI Express cable Mini SAS HD SFF-8674 to SFF-8674 is a 2 m connection cable designed to link external drives or storage enclosures with Mini SAS HD SFF-8674 connectors to controllers or host interfaces using the same connector. The Mini-SAS HD connector form factor is compatible with PCI Express architecture and is intended for high-speed data transfer in professional environments such as data centers and high-performance computing systems.

Advantages

This 2 m Mini SAS HD cable provides a direct, point-to-point connection with SFF-8674 connectors on both ends, offering reliable mechanical fit and signal integrity for storage applications. Its connector design is PCI Express compatible, allowing use in systems and applications that follow PCIe or Mini-SAS HD layouts. The cable supports high bandwidth transfers required by servers, RAID arrays and external storage enclosures.

Suitable for

• Connecting external drives or storage enclosures to controllers with Mini SAS HD SFF-8674
• Server and workstation storage expansion
• Data center and high performance computing interconnects
• RAID arrays and SAN hardware requiring SFF-8674 connections

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 86622
• EAN: 4043619866229
• Connector type: Mini SAS HD SFF-8674 to SFF-8674
• Cable length: 2 m
• Compatibility: Mini-SAS HD connector form factor, PCI Express compatible applications

How to use

Connect one SFF-8674 connector to the external drive or storage enclosure and the other SFF-8674 connector to the controller or host interface. Ensure connectors are aligned with the port orientation and insert until the connector seats securely. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and electromagnetic interference. Verify device recognition and link status in the host system or storage controller after connection.

Recommendations

Use this cable in environments that require stable, high-bandwidth connections between storage devices and controllers. Avoid kinking the cable, keep connectors free of dust, and consult your server or storage vendor documentation for supported topologies and maximum cable lengths in complex configurations.