Lenovo
V3 3.5IN FRONT BP SAS/SATA CBL KIT
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Lenovo V3 3.5IN Front BP SAS/SATA Cable Kit — SAS & SATA Backplane | Server, BP
Lenovo
MPN: 4X97A85163
$1,539.00
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Authorized Dealer — Full manufacturer warranty
Key Features
- Fits Lenovo V3 front bay — 3.5 in drive carriers
- Backplane interface — SAS/SATA BP connector
- MPN — 4X97A85163 (OEM Lenovo part)
- Purpose — Front-to-backplane SAS/SATA cable kit
- Compatibility — Designed for Lenovo V3 drive backplanes
- Connector types — 3.5 in drive connector to BP backplane
- Preserve SAS/SATA hot-swap detection with Lenovo MPN 4X97A85163 front-to-backplane cable
- Ensure accurate drive activity and fault LED behavior using OEM backplane pinout
Restore or extend 3.5 in SAS/SATA drive connectivity in Lenovo V3 servers using the OEM front-to-backplane cable kit (MPN 4X97A85163). Specifically matched to V3 backplane pinouts, this kit preserves drive presence sensing, activity LED behavior, and hot-swap operation — avoiding the intermittent faults that can occur when non‑matched cables are used. The harness supports both SAS and SATA drives where the V3 backplane accepts those interfaces, making it the correct choice for service replacements, drive bay upgrades, and spare-part inventories. Field technicians will find installation aligns with standard V3 service procedures and requires no system configuration changes. Standardizing on the Lenovo part reduces time-to-repair and supports consistent diagnostics across your fleet.
Ideal For
- Replace failed SAS/SATA harnesses in Lenovo V3 storage sleds
- Provision 3.5 in drives without modifying chassis wiring
- Maintain RAID arrays after drive swaps with vendor-compatible cabling
- Stock as a spare part for Lenovo V3 front-bay storage service
Why This Product
- 1OEM wiring prevents miswired signals common with aftermarket harnesses
- 2Maintains LED and presence behavior that cheaper kits often disrupt
- 3Direct compatibility with Lenovo V3 backplanes eliminates adaptors
- 4Reduces field troubleshooting and time-to-repair versus generic cables