Interface Card Broadcom HBA 9500-16i

The Broadcom HBA 9500-16i is a low-profile, high-port Tri-Mode PCIe Gen 4.0 host bus adapter designed for enterprise data centers that require increased connectivity and maximum performance. It provides high-performance SAS output connectivity with a PCIe host interface, typical power consumption of 8.9 W, and long-term reliability with an MTBF of 5,000,000 hours. The card is certified for multiple regions, including Australia/New Zealand and Europe, and ships one unit per box.

Advantages

The 9500-16i delivers increased bandwidth and higher IOPS compared with previous generations, enabling improved performance and scalability for critical applications. Its Tri-Mode, PCIe Gen 4.0 design supports modern server platforms while maintaining low-profile form factor and modest power draw. Regional certifications and robust MTBF support reliable deployment in enterprise environments.

Suitable for

• Enterprise data center servers requiring SAS connectivity
• High-throughput storage arrays and RAID controllers
• Virtualized environments and high-IOPS databases
• Systems with low-profile PCIe slots and space constraints

Key specifications

• Model: Broadcom HBA 9500-16i (MPN 05-50077-02)
• Host interface: PCIe Gen 4.0
• Output interface: SAS (Tri-Mode)
• Power consumption (typical): 8.9 W
• MTBF: 5,000,000 hours
• Dimensions: 155.6 mm (W) x 68.9 mm (D)
• Colour: Black, Grey
• Packaging: 1 unit per box
• Certifications: Australia/New Zealand, Europe
• EAN: 0830343007493

How to use

Install the Broadcom HBA 9500-16i into an available low-profile PCIe Gen 4.0 slot on a compatible server motherboard following the server and adapter installation guides. Connect the SAS output interface to your storage backplane, expander, or direct-attach SAS devices using appropriate SAS cables and connectors. Ensure the system firmware and operating system have the required Broadcom drivers and firmware updates applied before placing the adapter into production.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use PCIe Gen 4.0 capable host systems and certified SAS cables; keep firmware and drivers up to date and follow the server vendor’s thermal and power guidelines when deploying the HBA in dense rack configurations.