SCSI connection cable with clamps for reliable signal integrity and consistent performance. Key benefits - Secure connections: clamp-style connectors plus push-up or screw-lock mechanisms keep plugs firmly seated to prevent accidental disconnects during use. - Reliable signal integrity: designed to maintain stable data transfer between devices, reducing transmission errors and interruptions. - Flexible sizing: available in lengths from 50 cm to 500 cm to fit short desktop runs or longer rack- and room-scale cabling. - Broad compatibility: multiple connector options (CN14P, CN20P, CN26P, CN36P, CN50P) to match common SCSI ports and device requirements. - Fits enthusiast and professional setups: suitable for connecting a range of devices including scanners, burners, and tape libraries. Features and specifications - Connector options: CN14P, CN20P, CN26P, CN36P, CN50P (choose the model that matches your device). - Length options: 50 cm, 100 cm, 150 cm, 200 cm, up to 500 cm available. - Locking mechanisms: push-up and screw-lock styles for added mechanical security. - Connector style: clamp-equipped ends to support firm contact and consistent performance. - Typical uses: device-level connections where stable SCSI communication is required. Performance and reliability - Designed for stable, low-error data transmission between SCSI devices. - Mechanical locking and clamp contacts reduce the risk of intermittent connections from vibration or movement. - Available lengths and connector types let you minimize unnecessary cable slack while keeping routing options flexible. Use scenarios - Imaging workstation: Connect a high-resolution SCSI scanner to a desktop or server with a short 50–150 cm cable for tidy, low-latency data transfer. - Media duplication or archiving: Link an external burner or optical duplicator to a system using the matching CNxxP connector and screw-lock cable to ensure uninterrupted writes. - Backup and storage: Integrate a tape library into a backup server rack with a longer 200–500 cm cable and secure locking to maintain consistent backups in a noisy or vibration-prone environment. Ordering tips - Confirm your device’s SCSI port type (CN14P, CN20P, CN26P, CN36P, or CN50P) before selecting a cable. - Choose the shortest cable length that meets your layout to reduce signal reflections and clutter; opt for push-up or screw-lock based on preferred locking convenience. This cable provides a practical, secure connection solution for SCSI-equipped devices where signal integrity and reliable mechanical retention matter.