SAS Cable Supermicro CBL-SAST-1102 0.73m

The Supermicro CBL-SAST-1102 0.73m is a Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) cable with straight connectors on both ends, engineered for short-reach connections in server and storage systems. With a compact 0.73 meter length, the cable is intended to connect SAS hosts, controllers and backplanes where space is limited while maintaining reliable high-speed data transfer and signal integrity.

Advantages

This SAS cable offers low-latency, high-throughput connectivity suitable for enterprise storage environments. Its short length reduces cable clutter and improves airflow inside racks and chassis. The straight-ended connectors allow straightforward, secure mating with standard SAS ports and the construction focuses on consistent signal performance and durability under typical rack conditions.

Suitable for

• Connecting SAS host bus adapters to external or internal SAS enclosures
• Linking SAS controllers to backplanes in rack-mounted servers
• Short-reach interconnects inside dense storage arrays or blade chassis

Key specifications

• Interface: Serial Attached SCSI (SAS)
• Connector type: straight SAS connector on both ends
• Cable length: 0.73 m
• Use case: short-reach data interconnects for storage systems
• Compatibility: designed for SAS devices and standard SAS ports

How to use

Power down devices if required by your system documentation before making connections. Align each straight SAS connector with the corresponding SAS port and press firmly until the connector seats. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and areas of high heat or mechanical stress. After connecting, power up the devices and verify link status through the host or controller management interface to confirm successful communication.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, use this 0.73m SAS cable for short internal or rack-level connections where minimal slack and improved airflow are desired. Avoid excessive twisting or tight bends, keep the cable away from sources of electromagnetic interference, and inspect connectors for debris before mating. Follow your system vendor’s guidelines for hot-plug procedures and grounding to maintain signal integrity and equipment safety.