Cable Matters 104008-24x3 SATA III 6Gbps 90 Degree Cable Red 24in 3-Pack
Three 24-inch red SATA III cables with 90-degree connectors and locking latches for tight-case builds
- TypeSATA
- ColorRed
- Length24 inches
- Connector NumberSata / Female-to-Female
- Connector Detail1 x eSATA to 1 x eSATA
- Terminal GenderFemale to Female
- Connect at up to 6Gb/s for fast SSD and HDD performance
- 90-degree right-angle design with locking latch fits tight cases and secures drives
- Low-profile flexible PVC jacket improves cable management and airflow inside the chassis
- Three-cable pack supplies spares for multiple drives, upgrades or troubleshooting
- Copper conductors deliver reliable 6Gb/s SATA III data transfer
Three-pack SATA III cables for tight builds
This Cable Matters 104008-24x3 set supplies three 24-inch SATA III 6Gbps cables with 90-degree right-angle connectors. They connect motherboards or host controllers to internal hard drives, SSDs and optical drives. The female-to-female eSATA ends suit builders working in small cases or anyone needing spare cables for upgrades and troubleshooting.
Right-angle locking latch keeps airflow clear
Each cable uses a copper conductor inside a flexible PVC jacket rated for 6000000000 hertz operation. The low-profile 90-degree design reaches difficult ports without bending the cable sharply, while the integrated locking latch holds the connection firm during case moves. Red colour coding helps trace runs quickly, and three reusable ties are included to tidy slack and preserve airflow.
Female-to-female eSATA ends need matching ports
The cables terminate in 7-pin eSATA female connectors on both sides, so the host and drive must present matching eSATA ports or accept an adapter. They do not carry power; a separate SATA power lead from the PSU is still required for each drive. The 24-inch length suits typical mid-tower and small-form-factor layouts but may fall short in full-tower chassis with distant drive bays.
Highlights
- Connect at up to 6Gb/s for fast SSD and HDD performance
- 90-degree right-angle design with locking latch fits tight cases and secures drives
- Low-profile flexible PVC jacket improves cable management and airflow inside the chassis
- Three-cable pack supplies spares for multiple drives, upgrades or troubleshooting
- Copper conductors deliver reliable 6Gb/s SATA III data transfer
Specifications
| Brand | Cable Matters |
|---|---|
| Model | 104008-24x3 |
| Type | SATA |
| Color | Red |
| Length | 24 inches |
| Connector Number | Sata / Female-to-Female |
| Connector Detail | 1 x eSATA to 1 x eSATA |
| Terminal Gender | Female to Female |
| Speed | 6 gigabits_per_second |
| Specifications | securing difficult to reach connections in small cases, organizing installations in tight computer cases, serving as a spare or replacement hard drive cable for troubleshooting or last-minute installations, SATA, Sata, Female-to-Female, 7, 24, inches, Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), Red, 5.7 L x 5.3 W x 1.2 H inches, 104008-24x3 |
| Conductor | Copper Conductor |
| Construction | Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) |
| Refresh Rate | 6000000000 hertz |
| Features | securing difficult to reach connections in small cases, organizing installations in tight computer cases, serving as a spare or replacement hard drive cable for troubleshooting or last-minute installations |
| Disclaimer | securing difficult to reach connections in small cases, organizing installations in tight computer cases, serving as a spare or replacement hard drive cable for troubleshooting or last-minute installations |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 90-degree SATA cable in a tight case without bending the connector?
Route the right-angle plug so the cable runs parallel to the drive, then press until the locking latch clicks; forcing the straight portion bends the 7-pin header.
What maintenance will these cables need after months of use?
Inspect the PVC jacket and copper conductors for kinks or dust; reseat the locking latch if vibration loosens it, and replace any cable with damaged pins.
What limit appears first during sustained 6 Gb/s transfers?
The 6000000000 Hz signal ceiling caps throughput; cable length and connector quality keep errors low until that bandwidth limit is reached.
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