DeLOCK interface cards/adapter Internal SFF-8612 DeLOCK 64348 M.2 SFF-8612 Male Green

The DeLOCK 64348 is an internal adapter that provides one OcuLink SFF-8612 interface for connecting an M.2 device. It transmits PCI Express signals using the NVMe protocol and can be connected to an SSD via an optional cable. The adapter is compact (22 mm × 80 mm × 5 mm) and includes a predetermined breaking point that allows shortening the length from 80 mm to 60 mm. The product is finished in green and manufactured in China.

Advantages

The adapter supports NVMe over PCI Express for direct, low-latency storage access and occupies minimal internal space thanks to its slim 22 mm width and 5 mm height. The predetermined breaking point gives flexibility for installations in constrained enclosures, and the SFF-8612 male connector enables straightforward connection to compatible OcuLink interfaces. The compact form factor suits various system layouts without additional mounting hardware.

Suitable for

• Adding an internal M.2 NVMe SSD to systems with an OcuLink SFF-8612 connection
• Small form factor PCs and servers with limited internal space
• System upgrades where a short internal adapter is required

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 64348
• Interface: SFF-8612 (OcuLink) male
• Protocol: PCI Express (NVMe)
• Compatible device: M.2 NVMe SSD (connection via optional cable)
• Dimensions: 22 mm (W) × 80 mm (D) × 5 mm (H); can be shortened to 60 mm at the breaking point
• Colour: Green
• Made in China

How to use

Install the adapter into the system where an internal SFF-8612 male connection is required. Connect the M.2 NVMe SSD to the adapter using an appropriate optional cable; ensure correct orientation and secure connections before powering the system. If necessary for your enclosure, shorten the adapter at the predetermined breaking point from 80 mm to 60 mm, taking care to follow safe handling practices and avoid damaging the connector or PCB traces.

Recommendations

Use compatible NVMe M.2 SSDs and certified SFF-8612/OcuLink cables. Verify system BIOS and driver support for NVMe devices before installation. Perform the length shortening only if required and with proper tools to prevent mechanical or electrical damage.