SAS cables have specific lane counts: 4i (internal) or 4e (external) Cable length matters — too short won't reach, too long creates clutter
Verify connector type on BOTH ends — many SAS cables are asymmetric
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
<b>Super compact keyboard with integrated Smart-Touchpad</b><br>This keyboard is the perfect size for any limited spaces, from POS systems and receptionists to training to conference rooms, and digital living spaces.<br><br><b>Novel Smart-Touchpad</b><br>The extended finger gestures on the Smart-Touchpad allow you to do more than just scroll. With two fingers, it's like using a mouse wheel and with three fingers there is an option for popping up menus like right-clicks!<br><br><b>SoftSkin Coating</b><br>Modern design in a sleek and sophisticated finish, the noble matt Black SoftSkin coating is always prone to showing off its beauty with its touches.<br><br><b>Silent Stroke & Tactile Feedback</b><br>The soft touch of this membrane provides a highly responsive feel that is both silent and comfortable, making it perfect for those who loves to work without any noise or distracting sensations. This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 5998-00-205-1371, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains.
WHERE IT FITS
MRO→MRO_GENERAL→60-378
NSN:5998-00-205-1371 FSC:5998 — CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMBLY CAGE:15192 — DYNALEX INC SUB OF OCEAN TECHNOLOGY INC AN AFFIL OF ZERO CORP (USA)
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is 60-378?
60-378 is a BUSHING,ELECTRICAL CONDUCTOR manufactured by KeySonic. It is classified as a MRO (MRO_GENERAL).
What parts can replace 60-378?
There are 16 known substitutes for 60-378: 331548, 111-5-16-18, 60378 and 13 more. Substitute compatibility should be verified for your specific system.
What is the NSN for 60-378?
60-378 is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 5998-00-205-1371. This indicates validated use in U.S. government and defense supply chains.
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