Synology 6G eSATA Expansion Cable

Reconnect a Compatible Expansion System The 6G eSATA Cable is a genuine Synology replacement expansion cable for selected NAS and expansion-unit combinations. It supports the intended external storage connection for compatible equipment, helping replace a missing or damaged cable with the correct component. 6Gbps eSATA Cable. Verify both the NAS and expansion-unit pairing before ordering. A matching connector does not make an unsupported expansion shelf compatible with a NAS. Highlights Purpose Genuine Synology external expansion cable. Cable format 6Gbps eSATA Cable. Compatible units RX418, RX415, RX410, DX517. Warranty 1 year. Key Features Compatible Models Synology lists this exact replacement part for the following systems. Match the complete model name and any serial-number or regional requirement before ordering. Expansion Units: RX418, RX415, RX410, DX517, DX513, DX213. The host NAS must also support the selected expansion unit and connection type. A matching connector alone does not establish a supported NAS-to-expansion pairing. Match Both Ends of the Connection The verified expansion-unit list includes RX418, RX415, RX410, DX517. The host NAS must also support the chosen expansion unit. Check the pairing in the NAS and expansion-unit documentation before selecting a cable. Keep the Correct Cable Format 6Gbps eSATA Cable. Synology uses different expansion interfaces across product families; an InfiniBand-style, Mini-SAS HD or eSATA connection is not automatically interchangeable with another format. Plan the Cable Route Keep the cable route accessible and free of strain, tight bends and trapped sections. Seat and secure each connector according to the equipment guide. The cable should serve the intended storage connection rather than act as a handle or support. Follow the Expansion Procedure Use the exact host and expansion-unit instructions when connecting or replacing an expansion cable. A live storage connection may carry active volumes; do not disconnect it casually while the system is in use. Separate Cable Repair From Data Recovery Replacing a damaged cable can address the physical link when that is the diagnosed fault. It does not guarantee recovery from a failed drive, damaged volume or another storage problem, and it does not replace a current independent backup. Keep the Expansion Pairing Documented Record the host, expansion unit and cable type together. This makes future maintenance clearer and avoids selecting a connector-compatible cable for an unsupported storage pairing. Summary Choose the 6G eSATA Cable for its verified Synology compatibility and original replacement purpose. Match the host, fitted component and any revision condition before ordering, then follow the equipment guide for a controlled installation. Frequently Asked Questions Will This Work With Any Matching Connector?ExpandCollapse No. Match the specified cable type and verify that the NAS supports the exact expansion unit. Connector appearance alone is not sufficient. Which Expansion Units Are Supported?ExpandCollapse The checked compatible expansion units are listed in Specs. The NAS-to-expansion pairing must also be supported. Can I Use It as a General Network Cable?ExpandCollapse This listing is for the Synology expansion connection described in Specs. It is not offered as a general Ethernet networking cable. Can I Disconnect It While the NAS Is Running?ExpandCollapse Follow the exact storage-system guide and maintenance procedure. Disconnecting an active expansion link can interrupt access to volumes or affect data. Does It Include an Expansion Unit?ExpandCollapse No. The offer is for the replacement cable; the NAS, expansion unit and storage media are separate. What Is the Warranty?ExpandCollapse Genuine Synology spare parts have a one-year warranty under the manufacturer’s applicable terms. Magbasa pa