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Broadcom LSI 9400‑8i8e PCIe3.1 Tri‑Mode IT‑Mode HBA Storage Adapter
¥8,476.00
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¥8,476.00
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Basic Parameter Table
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Broadcom (LSI) |
| Model | 9400‑8i8e |
| Board PN | 05‑50031‑02 |
| Controller Chip | SAS3516 |
| Bus Interface | PCIe 3.1 x8 |
| Port Layout | 8 Internal + 8 External Ports (Total 16‑port) |
| Connectors | 2× SFF‑8643 (Internal), 2× SFF‑8644 (External) |
| Supported Protocol | 12Gb/s SAS, 6Gb/s SATA, PCIe NVMe (Tri‑Mode) |
| Operating Mode | Pure IT Pass‑Through Mode (No hardware RAID) |
| Heat Dissipation | Passive fin‑style fanless heat sink |
| Condition | Factory New Sealed |
| Stock Status | In Stock |
| Delivery Cycle | Shipment within 2 Business Days |
| Warranty Period | 3‑Year Global Warranty |
| Unit Price | $1180.00 |
Core Product Features
- Dual‑purpose internal‑external IT‑mode HBA card built on the SAS3516 controller chip, running pure pass‑through firmware with no onboard hardware RAID, compatible with ZFS, TrueNAS, Unraid and VMware open‑source storage platforms.
- PCIe 3.1 x8 bus; 8 internal ports via SFF‑8643 for server‑built‑in drive bays, plus 8 external ports via SFF‑8644 to connect external JBOD disk enclosures, combining local internal storage and extended external storage on one single adapter.
- Full tri‑mode compatibility, supporting 12G SAS HDD, 6G SATA SSD, and U.2 NVMe drives, enabling mixed‑storage deployments for mechanical and solid‑state storage.
- Equipped with passive fin‑type heat sink, fan‑less design for 24/7 continuous stable operation in data‑center server environments, eliminating fan‑related noise and failure risks.
- DOM digital diagnostic monitoring, which can read transmit‑receive optical power, card temperature, operating voltage via StorCLI for routine operation‑and‑maintenance management.
- Hot‑swap capable, allowing online hard‑disk replacement without server shutdown; perfectly suited for hybrid storage architecture that requires both on‑board drives and off‑server external disk cabinets.
Application Scenarios
- Hybrid NAS storage: combine internal server hard‑disk bays plus external JBOD expansion enclosures
- Virtualization servers with both local storage and external shared storage pools
- Enterprise backup systems with on‑premises internal disks and off‑rack archive JBOD units
- Video surveillance storage that mixes built‑in drives and external extended disk arrays