BPN-SAS-118TQ

The BPN-SAS-118TQ is a technical backplane component intended for integration into server and storage chassis. It serves as a connection hub between multiple SAS/SATA drives and the host system, helping to simplify cabling, improve airflow organization, and support stable, high-availability storage configurations.

Designed for professional and industrial applications, this backplane is typically used in data centers, enterprise servers, and specialized storage systems where predictable performance and reliability are critical. It is suitable for environments that require structured drive management and clear separation between the drive layer and the controller layer.

• Infrastructure-focused design – functions as a dedicated interface board between hard drives or SSDs and the host system, reducing cabling complexity and potential points of failure.
• High-density storage integration – enables the installation of multiple drives in a compact space, supporting scalable storage capacity within rackmount or tower chassis.
• Improved serviceability – by centralizing drive connections, it facilitates faster maintenance, drive replacement, and system reconfiguration without extensive recabling.
• Consistent signal paths – provides defined, repeatable electrical paths between the drives and the controller, supporting stable data transmission when used with compatible SAS/SATA hardware.
• Suitable for professional environments – intended for use in servers, storage appliances, and other IT systems where uptime and predictable behavior are important.

Applications

• Enterprise and SMB servers requiring structured drive connectivity.
• Dedicated storage arrays and JBOD enclosures.
• Laboratory, test, and development systems needing modular drive configurations.
• IT infrastructures that prioritize organized cable management and service-friendly access to drives.

As a specialized backplane module, the BPN-SAS-118TQ should be selected and implemented according to the specifications of the target chassis, drives, and controller hardware. For precise compatibility details, connector types, and supported drive configurations, refer to the official technical documentation or the system integrator’s guidelines.