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Black 6-inch SATA cable with 90-degree and 180-degree locking connectors

EN-Labs

EN-Labs SATA cable 90° to 180° locking 6 inch black

SKU CH-8HVY-5XM1X

Six-inch SATA III cable with 90° to 180° angled locking connectors for tight internal drive bays

  • TypeCable Connectors
  • Length6" - 10"
  • Cable Length6 inches
  • Connector Number2
  • Connector Detail1 x SATA to 1 x SATA
  • Terminal GenderFemale to Female
  • 6 Gbps throughput via SATA 3.0 specification
  • 90-degree to 180-degree angle eases tight-space routing
  • Locking latches on both ends prevent accidental disconnection
  • 26 AWG tinned copper conductors with shielding
  • UL listed and RoHS compliant construction

90° to 180° locking SATA cable for tight builds

This 6-inch SATA cable connects a motherboard or host controller to an internal hard drive or SSD. One end bends at 90 degrees and the other runs straight at 180 degrees, helping route the cable cleanly in cramped cases. A locking latch on each connector prevents accidental disconnection. It is suited for builders who need a short, secure link in a confined chassis.

Replaces loose or straight cables that block airflow

The angled ends let the cable hug the motherboard and drive without looping across other components. Builders upgrading from non-latching cables gain a firm click that resists vibration. The jump is worth it when the drive sits close to the board edge or when a graphics card overhangs the SATA ports, making straight connectors hard to seat or remove.

Sustains 6.0 Gbps throughput

Tinned copper wires and full shielding keep signal integrity stable during long file transfers or continuous drive activity. The cable meets SATA revision 3.0 electrical limits and is backward compatible with earlier SATA ports. Actual speed is limited by the attached drive and controller, not by the cable itself. UL listed and RoHS compliant materials maintain performance over extended use.

Highlights

  • 6 Gbps throughput via SATA 3.0 specification
  • 90-degree to 180-degree angle eases tight-space routing
  • Locking latches on both ends prevent accidental disconnection
  • 26 AWG tinned copper conductors with shielding
  • UL listed and RoHS compliant construction

Specifications

BrandEn-Labs
ModelSATA6BK90
TypeCable Connectors
Length6" - 10"
Cable Length6 inches
Connector Number2
Connector Detail1 x SATA to 1 x SATA
Terminal GenderFemale to Female
Speed6Gbps
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 6 inches,
- 26AWG tinned copper conductors
- UL listed and RoHS compliant
ShieldingYes
ConductorCopper Conductor
FeaturesSATA revision 3.0 (aka SATA III) provides up to 6 Gbps data throughput, Backwards compatible with SATA revision 1 and 2 (aka SATA I and SATA II). This Cable connect motherboards and host controllers to internal Serial ATA hard drives and DVD drives. 90-degree design can make for better cable management in some situations, especially in tight spaces. Includes locking latch on each end of the cable to ensure it doesn't work itself loose.

Questions about this item

Will the 90-degree connector clear my motherboard's SATA port if it sits near a 24-pin power plug?

The 90-degree end bends away from the board, so it fits in tight corners where a straight connector would hit the 24-pin plug.

Do I press straight down or slide the latch to seat the locking connector?

Align the L-key, push straight in until the metal latch clicks, then tug gently to confirm it holds.

When should I replace this 26AWG cable if transfer rates drop?

Swap it if the latch tabs crack, the conductors kink near the bend, or errors persist after reseating both ends.

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