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Aomoproing SATA cable 4-pack 90° .5 m
Four 0.5 m SATA data cables with 90-degree connectors support 6 Gbps transfers for 2.5" and 3.5" drives
Cable Length 0.5m
- 0.5m
- 1m
- Four right-angle connectors fit tight drive bays
- 6 Gbps SATA throughput for fast storage
- 5 m length keeps cable runs short
- Braided nylon sleeve bundles all four cables
- Labeled P1–P4 ends simplify RAID wiring
Four-pack of 0.5 m SATA data cables
This set contains four SATA 7-pin to 7-pin cables, each 0.5 metres long. They connect motherboards or host controllers to internal hard drives, solid-state drives and optical drives. The cables carry data only and do not supply power to the attached devices.
90-degree connectors and labelled leads
Every cable has double 90-degree ends to fit tight spaces inside servers or compact cases. A nylon braid bundles the four runs together for cleaner routing. Connectors P1 to P4 are marked so you can match each drive to the correct port when building RAID arrays or multi-drive systems.
Simple push-on installation
Press each connector straight onto the SATA port until it clicks; no tools are required. The short length limits slack but can make reach difficult in larger chassis. Remember that a separate power cable from the power supply is still needed for every drive.
Highlights
- Four right-angle connectors fit tight drive bays
- 6 Gbps SATA throughput for fast storage
- 5 m length keeps cable runs short
- Braided nylon sleeve bundles all four cables
- Labeled P1–P4 ends simplify RAID wiring
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 90-degree connectors on these SATA data cables need periodic re-seating?
The 90-degree SATA 7-pin connectors lock into drive and motherboard ports; no scheduled re-seating is required unless a drive is physically moved.
What limits sustained throughput first on these 6Gbps-rated cables?
The attached drive or controller rating caps real-world speed; the cable itself supports up to 6Gbps and is backward compatible with SATA I and II.
Do the braided 0.5m cables add noticeable heat or power draw during all-day RAID use?
The cables carry only data signals and draw no measurable power; the nylon braid does not generate heat.
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