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EN-Labs

EN-Labs 2SATAPCIE8-20CM Dual SATA to PCIe 8-pin (6+2) Power Cable 8 Inches 18AWG

SKU CH-NWBA-SNSCW

Converts two SATA 15-pin PSU connectors into one PCIe 8-pin (6+2) GPU power plug using 18AWG UL-listed copper wire over 8 inches

  • TypeCable Splitters
  • ColorMulti-Color
  • Length6" - 10"
  • Connector Number3
  • Terminal GenderMale to Female
  • FeaturesDual SATA 15pin to 8 Pin PCI-E Power Lead Cable,can be used

Style 2x SATA

Cable Length 0.8 Feet

  • Powers GPU via dual SATA connectors from PSU
  • 18AWG tinned copper wire handles 12V delivery
  • 6+2 pin design fits 8-pin or 6-pin GPU sockets
  • 8-inch length suits most case layouts
  • UL1007 rated conductors meet safety standards

Dual SATA to PCIe 8-pin cable

This EN-Labs adapter converts two SATA 15-pin power connectors from a power supply into a single PCIe 8-pin (6+2) connector for a graphics card. It is intended for builders whose PSU lacks a native PCIe power lead but has spare SATA outputs available. The cable carries 12 V DC only and uses 18AWG tinned copper wire rated to UL1007.

Easy plug-in install with one caution

Each end is keyed so the connectors fit only one way; press firmly until the latch clicks on both the SATA and PCIe sides. The 8-inch length reaches most GPU positions in standard cases, though tight routing behind a motherboard tray may require careful bending. The 6+2 split on the GPU end lets you use it as either an 8-pin or 6-pin plug without extra adapters.

Check PSU SATA capacity and GPU power draw

Verify your power supply can deliver enough current on its 12 V rail through the SATA connectors; each SATA pin is rated for limited amperage, so high-wattage cards may exceed the safe limit. Confirm the graphics card requires only a single 8-pin or 6-pin input, because this cable provides just one PCIe connector. Ensure the PSU has two unused SATA power leads available before ordering.

Highlights

  • Powers GPU via dual SATA connectors from PSU
  • 18AWG tinned copper wire handles 12V delivery
  • 6+2 pin design fits 8-pin or 6-pin GPU sockets
  • 8-inch length suits most case layouts
  • UL1007 rated conductors meet safety standards

Specifications

BrandEn-Labs
Model2SATAPCIE8-20CM
TypeCable Splitters
ColorMulti-Color
Length6" - 10"
Connector Number3
Terminal GenderMale to Female
FeaturesDual SATA 15pin to 8 Pin PCI-E Power Lead Cable,can be used for current non-PCI Express 2.0 (8-Pin) Power Supply with that new motherboard that supports a PCI Express 2.0 Video cards. The 8-Pin PCI to 2x SATA Power Cable provides a convenient solution for powering a 8 pin PCIe video graphics card from a PSU without a PCI power connection. PCIe 8(6+2) pin female to 2 x SATA male cable provides a convenient solution for video graphics card power with two SATA connectors for GPU cards that require more power
Style2x SATA
Cable Length0.8 ft.

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Questions about this item

How can I verify the 18AWG cable is delivering stable 12V power to my GPU after connecting the dual SATA plugs to the PSU?

Check that the PCIe 6+2 connector seats firmly into the graphics card and that the system posts without power-related errors; a multimeter on the yellow wires should read 12V DC under load.

What connectors and wire gauge are included with the EN-Labs 2SATAPCIE8-20CM, and is a separate PSU cable required?

The box contains one 8-inch adapter with two SATA 15-pin male plugs and one PCIe 8-pin (6+2) female plug, built with 18AWG tinned copper UL1007 wire; no extra PSU cable is included.

Should I choose the 6-pin or 8-pin side of the 6+2 connector for a card that needs 12V on all eight pins?

Use the full 8-pin (6+2) configuration when the graphics card requires an 8-pin PCIe power input; the extra two pins supply the additional 12V lines the card expects.

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