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Silver SATA cable with 90-degree and straight latching connectors, 24 inches long

EN-Labs

EN-Labs SATA III cable 90° to 180° 24" silver

SKU CH-CDQ6-JK3R7

A 24-inch SATA III cable with a 90-degree to 180-degree angled connector and locking latch supports 6.0 Gbps transfers

  • TypeSATA III
  • Length21" - 25"
  • Cable Length24"
  • Connector Number2
  • Connector Detail1 x SATA to 1 x SATA
  • Terminal GenderFemale to Female
  • 90-degree right-angle connector fits tight drive bays
  • 180-degree straight latch connector secures the link on motherboards
  • 24-inch length reaches across standard chassis layouts
  • 0 Gbps SATA III bandwidth supports modern SSDs and HDDs
  • 26 AWG tinned copper with shielding preserves signal integrity

SATA III cable with angled connectors

This EN-Labs SATA III cable measures 24 inches and uses a 90-degree connector on one end and a straight 180-degree connector on the other. Both ends are 7-pin female receptacles with an L-type key and a latch on the straight side. It is built with 26AWG tinned copper conductors, shielding and carries UL and RoHS markings.

Fits tight drive bays and motherboard headers

The right-angle plug lets you route the cable close to a drive chassis or backplane where a straight connector would hit the case wall. The latched straight end locks into the motherboard or host-controller port so vibration does not unseat it. Shielded construction keeps the signal clean inside a crowded enclosure.

Rated for 6.0 Gbps with legacy support

The cable supports the SATA III 6.0 Gbps ceiling and remains backwards compatible with SATA I and II ports. Actual throughput will not exceed the limit of the slowest connected device. It serves one drive per cable, so each additional SSD or HDD needs its own lead.

Highlights

  • 90-degree right-angle connector fits tight drive bays
  • 180-degree straight latch connector secures the link on motherboards
  • 24-inch length reaches across standard chassis layouts
  • 0 Gbps SATA III bandwidth supports modern SSDs and HDDs
  • 26 AWG tinned copper with shielding preserves signal integrity

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

What is the maximum data rate this 24-inch SATA III cable can sustain under continuous use?

The cable supports SATA revision III up to 6.0 Gbps, though actual throughput is limited by the connected drive and host controller.

Does the 26AWG tinned copper construction or shielding affect heat or noise during all-day operation?

Passive copper cables generate no noise and negligible heat; the foil shielding protects signal integrity without adding thermal load.

Which connectors must already be present on the motherboard and drive for this 90-degree to 180-degree cable to fit?

Both ends require standard 7-pin SATA ports; the 90-degree plug suits tight drive bays while the straight 180-degree end has a latch for the motherboard.

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