Tripp Lite s053-36i - Manual
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Tripp Lite
1111 West 35th Street
Chicago, IL 60609 USA
Telephone: +(773) 869 1234
Model #: S054-45I
SCSI/Fibre Channel - 45-in. Internal U160 SCSI Ribbon Cable 5Conn HD68M 4 Drive with Terminator
Highlights
Cable includes Active T-Type LVD/SE terminator
UL-rated Amphenol brand cable
Connects up to 5 drives
Description
Introducing Tripp Lite's internal SCSI Ultra2/U160 4-drive LVD ribbon cable with an active U160 terminator. This cable measures 45 inches in length
and is made with twist and flat cabling. Because the cable is backwards compatible, it will support SCSI 1,2 & 3 devices such as CD-ROMs and Hard
Drives. All Tripp Lite SCSI products regardless of the SCSI generation meet the latest SCSI specifications of ANSI (American National Standards
Institute). Tripp Lite warrants this product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for life.
System Requirements
Wide SCSI controller card
Internal SCSI drives and devices with HD68 Pin interface
Package Includes
45-in. internal U160 SCSI ribbon cable 5Conn HD68M 4 drive with terminator
Features
Ribbon cable connects up to 4 internal SCSI drives/devices to your internal SCSI controller
HD68 male connectors
Cable includes active terminator
UL rated twist and flat cable
SCSI U160 cables include active terminators which compensate for impedance mismatches
All Tripp Lite SCSI products, regardless of the SCSI generation, meet the latest specifications of ANSI
Tripp Lite offers a complete line of internal and external solutions for SCSI/RAID and fibre channel ranging from the very latest ultra 320 to
legacy SCSI-1 and every combination in between
Tripp Lite warrants this product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for life
Specifications
OVERVIEW
Drives Supported
4
Intended Application
Connecting Drives
PHYSICAL
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