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HP 5188-2897 SATA 7-pin dual-device cable

SKU CH-WZ8D-D4GGR

Connects two SATA devices to a single motherboard header

  • TypeFlash Memory
  • Connect two drives with one cable using the 7-pin dual-device design
  • HP 5188-2897 part number ensures correct replacement fit
  • Standard SATA interface supports compatible storage devices
  • Compact 7-pin connector saves space inside the chassis

HP 5188-2897 SATA dual-device cable

This HP cable provides two 7-pin SATA connections from a single port for internal storage expansion. It suits builders adding a second hard drive or solid-state drive without occupying an extra motherboard header. The 5188-2897 part number identifies the genuine HP assembly.

Builders with only one free SATA header

Systems that require eSATA external ports or need more than two drives per header cannot use this cable. Buyers needing right-angle connectors or locking latches should verify those features separately.

Highlights

  • Connect two drives with one cable using the 7-pin dual-device design
  • HP 5188-2897 part number ensures correct replacement fit
  • Standard SATA interface supports compatible storage devices
  • Compact 7-pin connector saves space inside the chassis

Specifications

BrandHP
TypeFlash Memory

Questions about this item

What SATA devices must I already have for this HP 5188-2897 cable to connect them?

You need two SATA drives and a motherboard or controller with at least two free SATA ports; the cable plugs into both drives and the board.

How does this HP 5188-2897 cable work with older SATA drives I might keep?

It carries the standard SATA signal, so any legacy SATA hard drive or SSD will operate at its native speed when attached.

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