EN-Labs 5 Pack 10" SATA III 6.0 Gbps Cable with Latch
- Cable Kits
- Black
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Five 6-inch straight SATA cables with locking latches and 26 AWG tinned copper conductors for secure 6 Gbps drive connections
Color Black
Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.
This five-pack supplies 6-inch SATA III data cables with straight locking connectors. Each cable uses 26AWG tinned copper conductors and supports up to 6.0 Gbps transfer rates. The 180-degree latching design keeps connections secure inside compact cases. Builders expanding storage or technicians keeping spares will find the quantity practical.
Verify that your motherboard and drive SATA ports accept straight 180-degree connectors without blocking adjacent slots. The .5-foot length suits drives mounted close to the board but will not reach distant bays. Confirm your host controller and drive support SATA I, II or III signalling so the link negotiates correctly. Shielded construction helps in electrically noisy chassis.
These cables upgrade from older unlatched leads that can disconnect under vibration or tight routing. The jump is worth it when you need reliable detection during POST or hot-swap troubleshooting. They do not add speed beyond the 6.0 Gbps ceiling set by the SATA III spec. Buyers needing longer runs or right-angle plugs should look elsewhere.
| Type | Cable Kits |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Length | 6 inches |
| Cable Length | 0.5 ft. |
| Connector Number | 2 |
| Connector Detail | 1 x SATA to 1 x SATA |
| Terminal Gender | Female to Female |
| Speed | Test Value |
| 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 6 inches, - 26AWG tinned copper conductors - UL listed and RoHS compliant |
| Shielding | Yes |
| Conductor | Copper Conductor |
| Features | The 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. |
| Windows Vista | Works with Windows Vista |
| Style | 2 Port |
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The package contains exactly five 6-inch straight SATA data cables with 180-degree latching connectors; no extra brackets, screws or adapters are supplied.
The 6-inch length suits cramped drive bays or stacked SSDs where slack would block airflow; longer cables are better when the drive sits farther from the motherboard port.
The cable supports the SATA III 6.0 Gb/s ceiling, so a modern SSD can run at its full interface speed; actual throughput still depends on the drive and controller.
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