SATA Cable Supermicro CBL-0180L-01 Set of 70/59/48/38cm Round Cables

The Supermicro SATA Cable Set features four round SATA cables in lengths of 70 cm, 59 cm, 48 cm and 38 cm, designed for reliable internal data connections in servers and workstations. The cables support standard SATA interfaces and are built to fit tight chassis layouts where space and airflow matter. The round jacket reduces obstruction to airflow compared with flat ribbon cables and provides flexibility for routing in high-density systems while maintaining signal integrity for storage devices.

Advantages

This set offers a range of cable lengths to accommodate different drive positions and chassis depths without excess slack. The round construction improves chassis airflow and cable management. Connectors are compatible with standard SATA ports, enabling straightforward replacement or addition of drives. The variety of lengths reduces strain on connectors and keeps internal layouts neat, which helps maintain consistent data transfer performance in server and workstation environments.

Suitable for

• Connecting internal SATA hard drives and SSDs in rackmount and tower servers
• Workstation storage upgrades and replacements
• High-density or compact PC chassis where routing and airflow are important
• Systems requiring a range of cable lengths for different drive bay positions

Key specifications

• Cable types: round SATA data cables
• Lengths included: 70 cm, 59 cm, 48 cm, 38 cm
• Connector compatibility: standard 7-pin SATA data interface
• Design features: flexible round jacket for improved routing and reduced airflow obstruction
• Use environment: internal chassis use for servers, workstations, and desktops

How to use

Identify the required cable length for the drive bay and route the cable from the SATA port on the motherboard or host controller to the SATA connector on the drive. Align the keyed 7-pin connectors before gently pressing until the connector seats. Avoid sharp bends and pinching; maintain a minimum bend radius to prevent conductor stress. Secure excess cable with ties or routing anchors to prevent contact with fans or hot components.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use the shortest cable that reaches comfortably without strain and avoid running cables across intake or exhaust fan pathways. Periodically inspect connectors for dust or damage and re-seat connections if a drive is not detected. When installing in high-vibration environments, ensure connectors are fully engaged and consider additional strain relief.