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Fervit SATA 22Pin to USB 3.0 CFast Adapter 2.5 inch
Connects CFast Type I cards to a computer via SATA and USB 3.0 using a 22-pin 2.5-inch adapter
- Read CFast Type I cards using a standard SATA or USB 3.0 connection
- Adapter matches the 2.5 inch form factor for easy drive-bay installation
- Hot-swap support lets you change cards without powering down the system
- Works immediately on any operating system with no driver installation required
- Includes both a USB 3.0 to SATA 22pin cable and a SATA to CFast adapter
CFast-to-SATA adapter for 2.5-inch bays
This adapter lets you install a CFast type I card into a standard 2.5-inch drive bay using a SATA 22-pin connection. It is designed for professionals who need to read or write CFast media on workstations or servers without a dedicated card slot. The unit accepts any capacity CFast card and requires no additional drivers for operation.
Connects via SATA or USB 3.0 for flexible
The package includes a SATA-to-CFast adapter board and a USB 3.0 to SATA 22-pin cable. You can mount the adapter internally using a SATA port or connect it externally through a USB 3.0 port on a PC or laptop. Hot-swap capability is supported when the host port provides it, allowing card changes without a system reboot.
Passive design draws power from the host interface
The adapter has no active cooling and relies on the host SATA or USB port for power. It operates silently and adds negligible thermal load to the system. Power consumption scales with the installed CFast card and the host controller's output limits.
Highlights
- Read CFast Type I cards using a standard SATA or USB 3.0 connection
- Adapter matches the 2.5 inch form factor for easy drive-bay installation
- Hot-swap support lets you change cards without powering down the system
- Works immediately on any operating system with no driver installation required
- Includes both a USB 3.0 to SATA 22pin cable and a SATA to CFast adapter
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How fast does the USB 3.0 link run when I read and write CFast type I cards all day?
The adapter uses a standard USB 3.0 interface, so sustained speed is limited by the USB 3.0 bus and the CFast card itself.
Does the adapter get hot or draw extra power during continuous transfers?
It draws power from the USB 3.0 port and has no active cooling; heat will depend on the card and workload.
Which cables or ports must my computer already have for this to work?
You need a free USB 3.0 port and a SATA 22-pin connection; the package includes both cables.
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