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A 10-inch UV-red SATA cable with a 90-degree latch connector on one end and a straight 180-degree latch connector on the other

EN-Labs

EN-Labs SATA cable 10 inch 90° to 180° latch UV Red

SKU CH-9S3P-0Y4P1

A 10-inch SATA III cable with a 90° to 180° latch design supports 6.0 Gbps transfers using 26AWG tinned copper conductors

  • TypeSATA III
  • Length6" - 10"
  • Connector Number2
  • Connector Detail1 x SATA to 1 x SATA
  • Terminal GenderFemale to Female
  • Specifications- Connector : 7-pin SATA 180 Degree latching Receptacle "L"
  • 90° connector fits tight drive bays easily
  • 10 inch length keeps cable routing neat
  • Latching 180° end secures connection firmly
  • 0 Gbps SATA III supports fast transfers
  • 26 AWG tinned copper with shielding ensures signal quality

10-inch SATA III cable with 90° to 180° latch

This 10-inch SATA III data cable uses a 90-degree connector on one end and a straight 180-degree connector on the other, both with locking latches. It is built with 26AWG tinned copper conductors and shielding to support 6.0 Gbps transfer rates. The UV red jacket aids cable identification inside a case. It suits anyone adding or replacing a SATA drive in a standard desktop or server chassis.

Builders routing cables in tight corners

The right-angle end fits against drive bays or motherboard headers where a straight plug would foul adjacent components, while the latched straight end secures the host connection. Technicians keeping a spare for troubleshooting will appreciate the backward compatibility with SATA I and II ports. Users whose drives and controllers are both in open space with ample clearance gain no advantage from the angled end and may prefer a simpler straight-to-straight cable.

Handles one SATA III drive at full 6.0 Gbps

The cable carries a single drive at the full SATA III 6.0 Gbps ceiling, limited only by the attached equipment. Its 10-inch length reaches between typical motherboard ports and mid-tower drive cages without slack. It does not extend to distant drive bays in full-tower cases, nor does it serve multi-drive arrays — each drive needs its own cable.

Highlights

  • 90° connector fits tight drive bays easily
  • 10 inch length keeps cable routing neat
  • Latching 180° end secures connection firmly
  • 0 Gbps SATA III supports fast transfers
  • 26 AWG tinned copper with shielding ensures signal quality

Specifications

TypeSATA III
Length6" - 10"
Connector Number2
Connector Detail1 x SATA to 1 x SATA
Terminal GenderFemale to Female
Specifications- Connector : 7-pin SATA 180 Degree latching Receptacle "L" Type key connector
- Supports SATA revision III up to 6 Gbps
- Backwards compatible with SATA I, II ports
- Cable length is 10 inches,
- 26AWG tinned copper conductors
- UL listed and RoHS compliant
ShieldingYes
ConductorCopper Conductor
FeaturesThe SATA 180 Degree to 180 Degree SATA III 6 Gbps Cable connects both newer SATA III and legacy SATA I, II drives to internal motherboards and host controllers.
The straight connector has a latch to provide a secure connection in tight spaces.
IT technicians always need a spare on hand as a troubleshooting tool.
DIY gamers can quickly upgrade their computer for expanded storage.
It is backed by a lifetime warranty and product support.
StyleStraight

Questions about this item

Does this 90° to 180° SATA cable require any special motherboard headers or adapters to work?

It plugs straight into standard 7-pin SATA ports on the motherboard and drive; no extra headers or adapters are needed.

Will the 10-inch 90° connector fit beside a bulky graphics card that overhangs the lower SATA ports?

The 90° end sits low against the board, clearing most long cards, while the 180° end runs straight out from the drive.

How can I confirm the cable is running at the full 6.0 Gbps after I connect my SSD?

Check the negotiated link speed in BIOS or OS disk utilities; it should show 6 Gbps when both drive and port support SATA III.

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