SCSI Connection Cable with Terminal — secure, reliable links for legacy and professional equipment Key benefits Reliable signal integrity and consistent performance for SCSI devices Secure connector options with push-up or screw lock mechanism to prevent accidental disconnects Flexible length choices (50 cm to 500 cm) to fit rack, bench, or desktop layouts Multiple connector types (CN14P, CN20P, CN26P, CN36P, CN50P) to match a wide range of SCSI interfaces What this cable does for you Eliminates intermittent connections and loose contacts that cause data errors and downtime Lets you choose the exact connector and length needed for a clean, organized installation Provides a straightforward, durable connection method for scanners, burners, tape libraries, and other SCSI peripherals Features and attributes Product: SCSI Connection Cable with Terminal Locking: Push-up or screw lock mechanism for secure mating Connector options: CN14P, CN20P, CN26P, CN36P, CN50P Length options: 50 cm, 100 cm, 150 cm, 200 cm, 300 cm, 400 cm, 500 cm (optional) Suitable for scanners, optical burners, tape libraries, and similar SCSI devices Designed for easy installation and dependable daily use Practical use scenarios Backup center: Connect a tape library to a server rack using a 200 cm or 300 cm cable with CN50P to maintain tidy cable routing and secure locks during automated backups Imaging workstation: Link a dedicated scanner to a desktop or workstation with a 100 cm CN26P cable to reduce clutter and ensure steady transfers during long scanning jobs Media duplication: Hook up an optical burner array in a lab environment using CN36P or CN20P cables in 50–150 cm lengths for flexible placement and reliable operation Ordering tips Select the connector type that matches your device model (CN14P, CN20P, CN26P, CN36P, CN50P) Choose the cable length appropriate for your layout (50 cm–500 cm) to minimize excess slack and improve airflow in racks This SCSI Connection Cable with Terminal provides the secure locking, connector variety, and length flexibility required for dependable SCSI installations without compromising accessibility or organization.