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Red SATA cable with straight and right-angle 7-pin connectors, 18 inches long

Cables To Go

Cables To Go 10181 7-Pin 180° to 90° SATA cable Red 18

SKU CH-0G7C-QW7NR MPN 10181

Connects SATA drives with 180° and 90° angled plugs to reduce cable strain and improve airflow

  • TypeCable Connectors
  • ColorRed
  • Length18"
  • Cable Length0.5 ft.
  • Connector Number2
  • Terminal GenderMale to Male
  • Angled connectors reduce cable strain for longer life
  • 180° to 90° design eases routing in tight cases
  • Red 18-inch cable cuts clutter and improves airflow
  • Male-to-male 7-pin SATA supports up to 6 Gbps transfers
  • RoHS compliant build meets environmental standards

Straight-to-angled SATA cable for tidy builds

This Cables To Go 10181 cable links a 7-pin SATA device to a motherboard or host controller using a 180° straight plug on one end and a 90° angled plug on the other. The 18-inch red cable is designed to reduce bend stress at the connector, helping the link last longer inside a chassis. It supports transfer rates up to 6 Gbps and meets RoHS requirements.

Builders routing drives in tight corners.

The right-angle connector lets the cable sit flat against a drive or motherboard header, improving airflow and cutting clutter in compact cases or crowded drive cages. The half-foot length suits adjacent ports but will not reach devices mounted far from the controller. Installers needing a straight-to-straight layout or a longer reach should choose a different cable.

One drive per cable at full 6 Gbps headroom

Each assembly carries a single device connection, so a SSD or hard drive gets the full 6 Gbps bandwidth with no sharing. The short 18-inch run keeps signal loss low, but the fixed length leaves no slack for rerouting if the drive bay moves. Multi-drive arrays will need one cable per device.

Highlights

  • Angled connectors reduce cable strain for longer life
  • 180° to 90° design eases routing in tight cases
  • Red 18-inch cable cuts clutter and improves airflow
  • Male-to-male 7-pin SATA supports up to 6 Gbps transfers
  • RoHS compliant build meets environmental standards

Specifications

BrandC2G
Model10181
TypeCable Connectors
ColorRed
Length18"
Cable Length0.5 ft.
Connector Number2
Terminal GenderMale to Male
SpecificationsConnector 1: 7-pin Serial ATA Male
Connector 2: 7-pin Serial ATA Male
FeaturesWhen connecting serial ATA devices to your motherboard or host controller, you want a permanent solution. The last thing you need is a cable that could fatigue, or even fail over time, because of bending or stress occurring right at the critical connection. Our angled connectors deliver the cable at a more desired angle and are fortified to keep the cable lined up straight. So you'll see less cable bend and fatigue for longer cable life.
SATA 3.0 compatible with transfer rates up to 6 Gbps! This serial ATA cable is especially designed to handle the differential signals implemented in
Shipping weight0.02 kg
Package size102 × 57 × 13 mm

Questions about this item

Does my motherboard or host controller need a standard 7-pin SATA port to use the C2G 10181 cable?

Yes, both connectors on this cable are 7-pin Serial ATA male plugs, so your board or controller must provide matching 7-pin SATA ports.

Will the 180° and 90° angled ends fit alongside older straight SATA cables already routed in my case?

The mixed-angle design lets one end run flat against the motherboard while the other angles away, reducing interference with existing straight cables in tight spaces.

How can I verify the cable is delivering the supported 6 Gbps transfer rate after installation?

Check the negotiated link speed in your BIOS or operating-system disk utility; it should report 6 Gbps when the drive and controller both support that rate.

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