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Five black SATA cables with locking latches, 24 inches long

EN-Labs

EN-Labs 5PKSATAIII60CMBK 5-pack SATA 3.0 6Gbps locking cable 24" black

SKU CH-QNH2-VEG3J

Five SATA 3.0 cables with locking latches, 24 inches long, rated for 6 Gbps data transfer

  • TypeSATA Data Cable
  • ColorBlack
  • Length24"
  • Cable Length2 ft.
  • Connector Number2
  • Connector Detail1 x SATA to 1 x SATA

Cable Length 24 in.

Style Straight

  • Locking latches secure drives for reliable transfers
  • 6 Gbps SATA III speed moves large files quickly
  • 24 inch length fits full-tower builds neatly
  • UL listed and RoHS compliant for safety standards
  • Five cables in one pack cover RAID or spares

Five-cable SATA III kit

This five-pack supplies straight-to-straight SATA III data cables, each 24 inches long with locking latches on both ends. They connect motherboards or host controllers to internal Serial ATA hard drives and optical drives. The cables are UL listed and RoHS compliant.

Replaces worn or missing SATA leads

Swapping out damaged cables restores the full 6 Gbps link speed that SATA III specifies. The upgrade is worthwhile when an older SATA II cable limits throughput or when a loose connection causes intermittent drive errors. Each cable is backward compatible with SATA I and SATA II devices.

Simple press-fit install

The locking latches click into standard SATA ports without tools, securing the link against vibration. Route the 24-inch length to avoid sharp bends that can fracture the copper conductors. Remember that these cables carry data only; a separate power connection from the PSU is required for every drive.

Highlights

  • Locking latches secure drives for reliable transfers
  • 6 Gbps SATA III speed moves large files quickly
  • 24 inch length fits full-tower builds neatly
  • UL listed and RoHS compliant for safety standards
  • Five cables in one pack cover RAID or spares

Specifications

BrandEN-Lab
Model5PKSATAIII60CMBK
TypeSATA Data Cable
ColorBlack
Length24"
Cable Length2 ft.
Connector Number2
Connector Detail1 x SATA to 1 x SATA
Speed6Gb/s
SpecificationsType: SATA III Data Cable w/ Locking Latch Length: 6 inch / 15CM Color: Black UL listed RoHS compliantType: SATA III Data Cable w/ Locking Latch Length: 24 inch / 60CM Color: Black UL listed RoHS compliant
ShieldingYes
ConductorCopper Conductor
FeaturesEnLabs 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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Questions about this item

What clearance does the 24-inch SATA III cable with locking latch need inside a case?

The straight 180-degree connectors add minimal depth beyond the port, and the 24-inch length routes cleanly behind drive cages without sharp bends.

How do I seat the locking latch correctly on both ends?

Align the straight connector, push until the metal latch clicks audibly, then tug gently to confirm it holds — partial insertion is the common mistake.

When should I replace one of these five black SATA III cables?

Swap a cable if the latch no longer clicks, the copper conductors show corrosion, or intermittent drive drops appear during file transfer.

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