EN-Labs 5PKSATAIII25CMBK 5-pack SATA cable 10" black locking latch
- SATA Data Cable
- Black
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Five 6-inch SATA 3.0 cables with locking latches for secure 6Gbps drive connections
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This five-pack supplies straight-through SATA III data cables with locking latches, each 6 inches long and rated for 6 Gbps transfer. They connect motherboards or host controllers to internal hard drives and optical drives, making them suited for builders adding multiple drives or configuring RAID arrays. The short length keeps cable routing tidy in compact cases. The pack is not for users needing longer runs to reach distant drive bays.
Each cable supports the SATA 3.0 specification at up to 6 Gbps, while remaining compatible with older SATA I and II devices at their native speeds. Actual throughput depends on the connected drive and controller, so the cable will not increase performance beyond the slowest link in the chain. The copper conductors and shielding help maintain signal integrity at the rated speed. Builders using only legacy SATA II ports will not see a speed gain from these cables.
A locking latch on every connector secures the connection against vibration and accidental disconnection during transport or maintenance. The cables are UL listed and RoHS compliant, confirming they meet recognised safety and environmental standards. No power conductors are included, so a separate SATA power cable from the power supply remains necessary for each drive. The five identical cables simplify spares management for multi-drive setups.
| Brand | EN-Lab |
|---|---|
| Model | 5PKSATAIII15CMBK |
| Type | SATA Data Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 6" |
| Cable Length | 6 in. |
| Connector Number | 2 |
| Connector Detail | 1 x SATA to 1 x SATA |
| Speed | 6Gb/s |
| Specifications | Type: SATA III Data Cable w/ Locking Latch Length: 6 inch / 15CM Color: Black UL listed RoHS compliant |
| Shielding | Yes |
| Conductor | Copper Conductor |
| Features | EnLabs SATA 3 cable is designed to connect motherboards and host controllers to internal Serial ATA hard drives and DVD drives, quickly upgrading your computer for expanded storage. Please be kindly noted that this cable does not provide power for your hard drive. It must be powered separately. The latest SATA Revision 3.0 allows for data transfer speeds of up to 6 Gbps, 2x faster than SATA II, backwards compatible with SATA I and SATA II. (Data transfer speed is limited by rating of the attached equipment.) 5 Pack SATA 3 cable is a cost effective way to provide replacement or spare |
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Each cable measures 6 inches, so they suit tight drive bays or RAID stacks; longer runs will need separate cables.
The metal latch clicks audibly when fully engaged; verify the negotiated speed in BIOS or OS device manager.
The box contains five straight-to-straight SATA data cables with locking latches; power cables are not included.
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