SCSI Connection Cable — reliable connections for SCSI systems Key benefits Reliable signal and stable performance: 28AWG conductors with gold-plated contacts and a metal shell deliver consistent electrical contact and reduce connection errors over long-term use. Durable construction for long service life: quality materials resist wear and corrosion so you can replace failing or intermittent cables with a lasting solution. Broad compatibility and flexible length options: available connector types and lengths make it easy to match legacy and modern SCSI equipment without adapters. Features Conductors: 28AWG wire for reliable signal integrity. Contacts and shell: gold-plated contacts in a metal shell to minimize oxidation and improve contact stability. Connector options: CN14P, CN20P, CN26P, CN36P, CN50P to fit your specific SCSI device. Lengths: choose from 50 cm up to 500 cm to suit rack, bench, or field installations. Performance: designed for fast data transmission and stable operation across SCSI devices. Why you need it Eliminates intermittent connections and data errors caused by worn or corroded cables. Matches the exact connector and length needs of your equipment, avoiding awkward routing or signal loss from improper adapters. Provides a dependable, long-lasting cable that reduces downtime and maintenance. Typical applications Server and storage connectivity: link external SCSI disk arrays, RAID enclosures, or tape libraries to servers in data centers and small server rooms. Equipment maintenance and repairs: replace aging or damaged SCSI cables in IT service jobs, refurbishing, or hardware upgrades. Industrial, lab, and AV installations: connect legacy instruments, measurement devices, or professional audio/video equipment that use SCSI interfaces. How to choose Confirm the SCSI connector pin count on your device (CN14P, CN20P, CN26P, CN36P, or CN50P). Measure the required run and select a length between 50 cm and 500 cm to avoid excess slack or tight bends. This SCSI Connection Cable provides the material quality, connector options, and length flexibility required to maintain reliable SCSI links across servers, storage, and legacy equipment.