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19-inch Mini SAS cable connects internal storage in PowerEdge R710 servers
The DELL C31Yc is a 19-inch Mini SAS cable designed for the PowerEdge R710 server. It connects internal storage controllers to drive backplanes or enclosures using the SAS interface. This new cable suits administrators maintaining or upgrading compatible DELL systems. The part number C31Yc identifies the specific assembly for ordering.
At 19 inches, the cable reaches only between adjacent components inside the R710 chassis. It cannot span full-depth enclosures or connect to external JBODs. Builders needing longer internal runs or external Mini SAS links must source a different length. The connector keying matches the R710 backplane; other servers may not accept it.
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The C31Yc part number identifies the 19-inch Mini SAS cable built for the PowerEdge R710 chassis.
It provides a 19-inch reach between the backplane and controller inside the R710, keeping routing tidy without excess slack.
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