HPE ProLiant ML110 Gen11 SFF OROC Cable Kit

Overview

The HPE P53485-B21 is a cable kit designed specifically for the ProLiant ML110 Gen11 server, enabling seamless connection of small form factor drives to the onboard RAID controller. This kit ensures precise cable length and connector layout as specified by HPE, making storage expansion or servicing straightforward and reliable. Its compact size and lightweight design make it easy to handle and store, fitting well into maintenance routines for data centers, branch offices, and small businesses.

Key features

• Purpose-built cables that guarantee compatibility with the ProLiant ML110 Gen11 server, eliminating guesswork during installation
• Direct connection to the onboard RAID controller for efficient and stable data transfer with small form factor drives
• Complete single pack containing all necessary cables to support storage upgrades or replacements without additional purchases
• Compact and lightweight design simplifies handling and storage, reducing installation time and effort
• Maintains signal integrity and supports warranty compliance by using HPE-engineered components
• Ideal as a spare part to reduce downtime during maintenance or unexpected drive replacements

Key specs

• Compatibility: HPE ProLiant ML110 Gen11 server
• Package dimensions: 9.25 x 11.42 x 0.98 inches
• Weight: 2.82 ounces
• Connector type: Small form factor drive to onboard RAID controller cables

Installation and setup

Installation is straightforward thanks to cables tailored to the ML110 Gen11’s factory routing paths. The cables snap securely into place, allowing the system to recognize connected drives immediately without additional configuration. This reduces maintenance windows and simplifies upgrades or repairs for IT staff and technicians.

Ideal uses and environments

This cable kit is well suited for data center technicians, branch office IT teams, and small business owners who need to expand storage, replace aging cables, or keep a ready spare for quick recovery. It supports setups involving virtual machines, file servers, and other storage-intensive applications where reliable drive connections are critical.