Lenovo
NVME 0/1 2/3 4/5 SIGNAL CBL
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Lenovo 4X97B01277 NVMe Signal Cable | Specialty Cables, Enterprise
Lenovo
MPN: 4X97B01277
$289.00
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Key Features
- Lenovo OEM cable assembly
- MPN 4X97B01277
- NVMe signal cable for internal storage routing
- Supports 0/1, 2/3, and 4/5 channel mapping
- Specialty cable for server integration
- Designed for platform-specific compatibility
- Internal interconnect for NVMe backplane signaling
- Support NVMe signal routing with Lenovo platform-specific 0/1, 2/3, and 4/5 mapping
Keep NVMe storage paths organized with a Lenovo signal cable built for specific 0/1, 2/3, and 4/5 routing. In dense server environments, the right cable matters as much as the controller or drive itself. This assembly is intended for Lenovo platforms that require exact internal signal alignment, helping preserve a clean build and reducing the risk of mismatched connections during integration.
For infrastructure teams, this kind of cable is about more than physical fit. It supports predictable installation in systems where storage topology is defined by the platform design. That makes it a practical choice for deployments that need consistent serviceability, controlled cable management, and compatibility with the intended NVMe layout.
Choose this cable when you need the correct Lenovo part for a supported configuration rather than a generic alternative. It is suited to environments where build accuracy, maintenance efficiency, and platform-specific compatibility justify selecting the exact MPN.
Ideal For
- Server build-outs requiring Lenovo NVMe signal routing
- Storage subsystem replacement in supported Lenovo platforms
- Data center maintenance using exact OEM cable parts
- Integration of NVMe drive paths in platform-defined layouts
Why This Product
- 1OEM Lenovo part for exact platform fit
- 2Built for NVMe signal routing, not generic cabling
- 3Supports defined 0/1 2/3 4/5 mapping
- 4Better suited to supported server builds than universal alternatives