KENTEK
KENTEK 8" Molex 5.25 male to Molex 5.25 & Floppy 3.5 female Y-splitter power cable
An 8-inch Y-splitter cable converts one Molex 5.25 male connector into a Molex 5.25 female and a 3.5 floppy female for powering two internal drives
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- Extends reach by 8 inches for flexible routing
- Single 5.25 connector powers both Molex and floppy devices
- Molex 5.25 male plugs straight into existing PSU lead
- Female 5.25 and 3.5 ends fit drives without adapters
- New cable ready for immediate internal installation
Power-splitter purpose and length
This KENTEK Y-splitter cable turns a single 5.25-inch Molex output into one 5.25-inch Molex female and one 3.5-inch floppy female connector. The 8-inch length provides enough reach for internal drive bays without leaving excess cable to manage.
Builders who need both connector types
It suits anyone adding a legacy floppy drive alongside an optical drive or IDE hard disk from one power-supply lead. Builders whose power supply lacks a floppy connector or who need to power two 5.25-inch devices should look at a different adapter.
Dual-output connector combination
The decisive specification is the pairing of one 5.25-inch Molex female and one 3.5-inch floppy female on a single 5.25-inch Molex male plug, which determines whether the cable matches the drives you intend to power.
Highlights
- Extends reach by 8 inches for flexible routing
- Single 5.25 connector powers both Molex and floppy devices
- Molex 5.25 male plugs straight into existing PSU lead
- Female 5.25 and 3.5 ends fit drives without adapters
- New cable ready for immediate internal installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the KENTEK Y-splitter need a spare 4-pin Molex 5.25 connector from my power supply?
Yes, the male 4-pin Molex 5.25 plug draws power directly from a free PSU connector.
Can I run an older IDE hard drive and a 3.5-inch floppy drive together on this cable?
The splitter provides one 4-pin Molex 5.25 female and one 3.5-inch floppy female, so both devices share the single PSU lead.
How do I confirm the splitter is delivering power to both drives after installation?
Both drives should spin up and be recognised by the BIOS at boot.
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