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| Product Overview |
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The HP 785989-B21 Front Cable Kit provides the necessary cabling solution for connecting two Small Form Factor drives within the DL380 Gen9 server. It fits right into the front bay area and ensures efficient data transfer via X8 SAS connectors. This kit helps keep the server’s internal cables orderly and supports easy drive replacement or upgrades, a common requirement in business and data center environments. |
| General Information | |
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| Brand | HP |
| Technical Information | |
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| Data Rate | 12Gb/s per lane (SAS-3), aggregate up to 96Gb/s (x8) |
| Compatibility | HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen9; compatible with HPE Gen9 drive backplanes, Smart Array controllers and SAS HBAs (vendor-dependent) |
| Stacking Bandwidth | 96Gb/s (8 lanes x 12Gb/s) |
| Product Category | Cables & Adapters, Cables |
| Physical Characteristics | |
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| Weight | 5.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
| Product Description |
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This HP 785989-B21 Front Cable Kit is designed to fit the ProLiant DL380 Gen9 server, providing essential cabling for two Small Form Factor (SFF) drive bays. It is often found in data centers or enterprise environments where optimal server performance and manageability are crucial. IT administrators and system integrators typically use this kit to ensure the proper connections between the server’s storage controller and front drive bays. The kit enables clean and organized cabling at the front of the server, helping maintain airflow and reduce clutter. Built for compatibility with Gen9 hardware, it supports SAS interfaces through X8 connectors, ensuring efficient and stable communication with storage devices. Key Features
Typically deployed in rack-mounted servers in enterprise IT racks, this cable kit plays a vital role in maintaining organized server internals. Its precise fit and reliable connectors help reduce downtime caused by cabling issues, making it a practical component in data center hardware setups. |