Power Cable SATA Molex 4pin M / SATA 15pin F ICOC SATA-415
SATA Molex 4pin M/ SATA 15pin F ICOC SATA-415 Power Cable
Product Description:
Converts a 4-pin Molex power connection to 15-pin SATA
Allows you to create additional power connections from an existing source
Plated SATA connector
Connectors in die-cast PVC
Standards and />
Contacts:
(1) 15-pin SATA
(1) 4-pin Molex Male
Gold-plated SATA connector
Connector covers in die-cast PVC
Cable:
Thermal plastic casing
18 AWG cable
Withstanding voltage: 300V DC
Length: 15cm
Package Contents:
SATA power cable
Features:
Power supply
Color: Neutral
Cable length: 10cm
Quantity: 1
Output voltage: 5V
MPN: 8068057238502
Type: Cable
Brand: Manhattan
Compatible brand: Universal
Connector A: mSATA
Connector B: SATA Male
Compatible model: Universal
The purpose of the SATA Molex power cable is to convert a 4-pin Molex power connection to a 15-pin SATA power connection.
This allows you to power modern SATA devices, such as hard drives, solid-state drives (SSDs), and optical drives, using an older power supply unit (PSU) that only has Molex connectors.
Compatibility:
It enables the use of older PSUs with newer SATA devices.
Voltage Supply:
SATA power cables can deliver three different voltages (3.3V, 5V, and 12V), which are necessary for various components.
Connector Types:
The cable has a 4-pin Molex male connector on one end and a 15-pin SATA female connector on the other.
This makes it a useful accessory for upgrading or maintaining computer systems with mixed-generation components.
SATA and Molex connections always seem to have too many or too few pins for each user’s needs. MANHATTAN returns the flexibility back to the builder. If there is an additional SATA power connection, you can convert it easily to a 4-pin Molex for use with other connections.
Quality Construction and Greater Versatility MANHATTAN uses exacting standards in our cables. This means far more reliability, less downtime and less cost in replacement. This cable allows you the flexibility to add more Molex connections by using unused SATA power connections.
