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Red 24-inch SATA cable with right-angle and straight locking connectors

EN-Labs

EN-Labs SATA cable 24" 90° to 180° locking UV Red

SKU CH-ZTMY-5R2R2

A 24-inch SATA III data cable with a 90-degree to 180-degree angled latch connector for secure internal drive connections at up to 6.0 Gbps

  • TypeSATA III
  • Length21" - 25"
  • Cable Length24"
  • Connector Number2
  • Connector Detail1 x SATA to 1 x SATA
  • Terminal GenderFemale to Female
  • 90° to 180° angled connectors ease routing in tight cases
  • Locking latch on straight end secures connection against vibration
  • SATA III 6.0 Gbps support handles modern SSD speeds
  • 26 AWG tinned copper conductors with shielding protect signal integrity
  • 24 inch length fits standard drive-to-motherboard runs

24-inch SATA III data cable with latch

This 24-inch SATA III cable connects 2.5-inch SSDs and 3.5-inch hard drives to motherboard ports or host controllers. One end is a 90-degree receptacle and the other is a straight 180-degree connector, both with 7-pin keyed sockets. The straight end includes a latch that clicks into place for a secure fit in tight drive cages. Shielded 26 AWG tinned copper conductors carry the signal.

Suits builds needing a right-angle drive connection

The right-angle plug keeps the cable close to the drive PCB, useful in cramped enclosures or behind backplanes where a straight plug would foul the side panel. It is not for external eSATA brackets or hot-swap bays that require a shielded bulkhead connector. Buyers who need a straight-to-straight layout or a longer run for full-tower routing should look at a different cable.

6 Gbps SATA III signalling

The cable is rated for SATA revision III at 6.0 Gbps and is backwards compatible with SATA I and II ports. Actual throughput is limited by the slowest device in the link, so a SATA II drive or port will operate at its native speed.

Highlights

  • 90° to 180° angled connectors ease routing in tight cases
  • Locking latch on straight end secures connection against vibration
  • SATA III 6.0 Gbps support handles modern SSD speeds
  • 26 AWG tinned copper conductors with shielding protect signal integrity
  • 24 inch length fits standard drive-to-motherboard runs

Specifications

TypeSATA III
Length21" - 25"
Cable Length24"
Connector Number2
Connector Detail1 x SATA to 1 x SATA
Terminal GenderFemale to Female
Specifications- Connector : 7-pin SATA 90 degree to 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 24 inches,
- 26AWG tinned copper conductors
- UL listed and RoHS compliant
ShieldingYes
ConductorCopper Conductor
FeaturesThe SATA 90 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.
Style1 Angle

Questions about this item

How much space does the 90-degree connector need behind a 2.5-inch SSD?

The right-angle end adds about 24 mm beyond the drive's SATA port, so allow at least 25 mm between the drive and the case wall or adjacent card.

Which end should I plug in first when the straight connector has a latch?

Insert the 90-degree end into the drive, then press the straight latch end into the motherboard until it clicks; forcing the latch end first often bends the key.

When should I replace this cable if transfer speeds drop?

Swap it if the latch no longer holds, the 26 AWG conductors show kinks, or the UV-red jacket cracks near the 90-degree bend after repeated routing.

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