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Adaptec AEC-82885T 36port 12Gbps SATA / SAS Expander 2283400-R
Adaptec AEC-82885T 36port 12Gbps SATA / SAS Expander 2283400-R
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The Adaptec AEC-82885T is a SATA / SAS Expander for servers, which lets you increase the maximum number of connected drives. It’s an ideal addition to HBAs or RAID controllers that don’t offer enough ports for your needs.
The expander offers a total of 36 ports via 7 internal miniSAS SFF-8643 ports and 2 external miniSAS SFF-8644 ports. You can easily connect it to the mainboard via the PCIe x4 2.0 interface. This listing is for an OEM version, meaning it’s labeled by different brands (Lenovo, Intel, and more), but it’s technically identical to the original Adaptec component. A full and a low profile bracket for flexible installation are included.
- The expander lets you increase the number of ports for additional drives.
- Ports: PCIe x4 2.0, 7 ports miniSAS SFF-8643 internal, 2 ports miniSAS SFF-8644 external
- The maximum data transfer rate is 12 Gbps.
- Full and low profile brackets for installation are included.
- OEM Version labeled by Lenovo or others, identical to Adaptec.
- Alternatively labeled as: AEC-82885T, 00LF095, 2283400-R, RES3FV288
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Safety Precautions
ATTENTION:
Before changing your system configuration, always back up your data to prevent data loss.
Hardware should only be handled by qualified technicians in an ESD safe environment with ESD safe tools.
Before installing components, always consult the manufacturer’s manual.
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CAUTION: Always turn off the power to your system and remove the AC power cord before installing or removing hardware to avoid experiencing electrical shock or damaging the system. During operation, heat sinks can heat up significantly. Do not touch them immediately after turning off the power. Leave sufficient time for cooling off before touching them to avoid burns. Server systems require sufficient ventilation, as provided by a rack case. Insufficient ventilation can cause overheating of components and potentially damage them. |
