Enfain
Enfain IDE Large 4PIN female to SATA 15P male adapter
Adapts a SATA 15-pin power connector to a 4-pin Molex plug for older drives
Style Female to Male
- Male to Male
- Male to Female
- Female to Female
- Female to Male
- Power SATA drives using standard Molex connectors
- Compact adapter fits tight drive bays easily
- Connects SATA and eSATA interfaces without tools
- Reliable power delivery through quality materials
- Durable construction ensures stable drive operation
Enfain IDE-to-SATA power adapter
This Enfain adapter converts a SATA 15-pin power connector into a standard 4-pin Molex plug for older IDE hard drives. It lets builders reuse modern power supplies with legacy storage devices. The compact cable is designed for quick installation in tight drive bays. It suits anyone adding a vintage drive to a current system.
Fits between a SATA power lead
The female SATA end plugs directly into the PSU cable while the male 4-pin end mates with the drive. No extra brackets or tools are required for the connection. Its small form factor leaves room for other cables behind the motherboard tray. Builders who need SATA power for the target drive should choose a different cable.
Maintains stable voltage during extended copy
High-quality materials and precise pin crimps keep contact resistance low under continuous load. The adapter handles sustained data transfers without overheating the connector housing. It is not intended for high-current devices that exceed the rating of a standard 4-pin peripheral plug.
Highlights
- Power SATA drives using standard Molex connectors
- Compact adapter fits tight drive bays easily
- Connects SATA and eSATA interfaces without tools
- Reliable power delivery through quality materials
- Durable construction ensures stable drive operation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the SATA 15-pin connector deliver enough current for a mechanical IDE drive under sustained use?
The adapter converts a SATA power source to the 4-pin Molex plug that ordinary IDE drives require, so the current limit is set by your power supply’s SATA rail.
Will the adapter get hot or add noise when powering a drive all day?
It has no active components or fan, so it adds no audible noise and only minimal passive heat during continuous operation.
What power supply connector must I already have free to use this adapter?
You need an available SATA 15-pin power lead from your PSU to plug the adapter into.
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