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Three black 6-inch Molex-to-SATA power cables, 18 AWG, straight connectors

Bailink

Bailink 3-Pack 4 Pin Molex to SATA Power Cable 6 Inches

SKU CH-GDKA-B7CKY

Three 6-inch adapters connect SATA drives to Molex power ports using flexible 18 AWG wire

  • TypeCable Connectors
  • ColorBlack
  • Length6"
  • Cable Length6 in.
  • Connector Number2
  • FeaturesFlexible SATA power cable connects the latest Serial ATA har

Style Molex to SATA

  • Connects SATA drives to legacy Molex power ports using 4-pin LP4 connectors
  • Three cables included provide spares for upgrades or replacements
  • 6-inch length and 18 AWG wire suit tight internal cable routing
  • Supports 5 V SATA devices on 12 V ATX power supplies
  • Plug-and-play design fits 15-pin SATA power connectors without tools

Three-Pack Adapter Solution

This three-pack of Molex to SATA power cables connects newer SATA hard drives, optical drives or motherboards to a power supply with legacy LP4 connectors. Each 6-inch adapter features flexible 18 AWG wires and straight connectors for tidy internal routing. The plug-and-play design requires no tools and fits a 15-pin male SATA power port. A cost-effective bundle provides spares for upgrades or repairs.

Builders With Legacy Power Supplies

Ideal for DIY builders or IT technicians installing SATA drives into older systems that only offer Molex power ports. The adapters recycle existing power supplies when SATA connectors are exhausted or absent. Not suited for drives requiring 3.3V power, as these cables support 5V SATA devices only. Builders needing longer reach for full-tower cases should look elsewhere.

5V Drive Support With Short Reach

Comfortably powers 5V SSDs, HDDs and optical drives from a 12V ATX supply using spare Molex ports. The 6-inch length suits compact builds and tight cable management behind drive cages. Runs out when drives sit far from the power supply or when 3.3V enterprise drives are specified. SATA data cables are sold separately.

Highlights

  • Connects SATA drives to legacy Molex power ports using 4-pin LP4 connectors
  • Three cables included provide spares for upgrades or replacements
  • 6-inch length and 18 AWG wire suit tight internal cable routing
  • Supports 5 V SATA devices on 12 V ATX power supplies
  • Plug-and-play design fits 15-pin SATA power connectors without tools

Specifications

BrandBailink
Model3-Pack 4 Pin Molex to SATA Power Cable (SATA to Molex)
TypeCable Connectors
ColorBlack
Length6"
Cable Length6 in.
Connector Number2
FeaturesFlexible SATA power cable connects the latest Serial ATA hard drives or optical drives to a power supply with legacy Molex LP4 ports; Male to Female Molex to SATA cable with straight connectors is the perfect 6 inch length for internal cable management
Cost-effective 3 pack of Molex to SATA power adapter cable provides a spare or replacement SATA to Molex cable when upgrading your computer
Ideal solution for the DIY computer builder or IT tech repair when installing new or replacement SATA hard drives or DVD drives to a power supply that only has Molex power ports
Recycle legacy equi

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Questions about this item

Do I need a power supply with 4-pin Molex LP4 ports to use these cables?

Yes, the cables draw power from a 12V ATX supply that has legacy 4-pin Molex LP4 connectors available.

Will this adapter power a 3.3V SATA drive from my older power supply?

No, the adapter supports only 5V SATA devices and is not compatible with 3.3V drives.

How can I confirm the cable is delivering power after I plug it in?

The connected SATA drive or optical drive should spin up and be detected by the system BIOS or operating system.

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