SCSI Connection Cable with Terminal Key benefits Reliable data integrity and stable performance: secure terminals and a locking mechanism reduce accidental disconnects and maintain consistent signal paths. Flexible lengths: choose the right cable length for your setup — available in options from 50cm to 500cm. Broad compatibility: multiple connector types support a wide range of SCSI devices and system configurations. Features Push-up / screw lock mechanism for secure, tool-free or screw-secured attachment depending on installation needs. Multiple connection options: CN14P, CN20P, CN26P, CN36P, and CN50P to match device ports and adapters. Sturdy, serviceable construction designed for repeated connections and long-term use. Intended for connecting scanners, burners, tape libraries, and other SCSI-capable peripherals. Why you need it Prevents intermittent connections and data errors by using a positive locking design and reliable terminals. Saves installation time and troubleshooting by offering the correct connector and length for your equipment. Supports both hobbyist and professional environments where consistent SCSI connectivity is required. Practical applications Backup and archive: connect tape libraries to backup servers for reliable data transfer during scheduled backups. Imaging and scanning stations: link high-resolution scanners to workstations with a secure, low-maintenance cable. Optical media and legacy device integration: attach burners or other legacy SCSI peripherals to systems for data transfer and media creation. Compatibility and sizing Connector options: CN14P, CN20P, CN26P, CN36P, CN50P. Lengths available: 50cm, 100cm, 150cm, 200cm, 300cm, 400cm, 500cm (select the length appropriate for your rack, shelf, or desktop layout). Ordering notes Select the connector type and cable length that match your device ports. Designed for use with SCSI-capable peripherals such as scanners, burners, and tape libraries. This SCSI Connection Cable with Terminal provides a straightforward, dependable solution for maintaining secure, high-integrity connections between SCSI devices and host systems.