EN-Labs 5PKSATAIII15CMBK 5-pack SATA 3.0 6Gbps cable 6" black locking latch
- SATA Data Cable
- Black
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Five SATA III cables with locking latches connect drives to motherboards at up to 6 Gbps over 10 inch lengths
Style Straight
This five-pack supplies straight SATA III data cables for connecting motherboards or host controllers to internal hard drives, SSDs or optical drives. The 10 inch length suits compact builds and tight routing paths. Each cable is UL listed and RoHS compliant for regulated environments. Builders adding multiple drives or assembling RAID arrays benefit from the bundled quantity.
A locking latch on both ends secures the connection against vibration and accidental dislodgement during transport or maintenance. The 180 degree straight-to-straight orientation keeps the cable profile low alongside other components. Shielded copper conductors support the 6 Gb/s SATA III specification while maintaining backward compatibility with SATA I and SATA II devices. No power conductors are included, so drives still require separate power cables.
The pack provides enough cables for a full RAID set or for keeping spares across several systems. Black colour coding helps identify SATA data lines in a crowded chassis. Cables are ready to use without additional software or driver installation. Users needing longer reach or right-angle connectors will need a different cable style.
| Brand | EN-Lab |
|---|---|
| Model | 5PKSATAIII25CMBK |
| Type | SATA Data Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 10" |
| Cable Length | 10 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: 10 inch / 25CM 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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The SATA 3.0 interface supports up to 6 Gbps, though actual throughput is limited by the connected drive and controller.
Each end uses a straight 180-degree SATA plug with a locking latch, so allow enough depth behind the drive and motherboard header for the latch to engage fully.
Push each connector straight in until the metal latch clicks into the port's notch; do not angle the plug, or the latch will not seat and the cable can pull free.
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