LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD SATA 22Pin Female to 13Pin Male Adapter
Connects a 13-pin slimline optical drive to a 22-pin SATA port for testing and data transfer
- Connect laptop optical drives to desktop SATA ports
- SATA 22-pin female to 13-pin male adapter
- Power and data combined in single 22-pin connector
- Test or transfer data from slimline SATA drives
- 5 inch SATA host controller compatibility guaranteed
LORDWORLD SATA 22Pin to 13Pin Adapter
This adapter bridges a standard SATA 22Pin female host connection to a Micro SATA 13Pin male device plug. It lets you run a slimline laptop CD or DVD drive from a desktop or test bench SATA port. The 7+15 female side carries both data and power, while the 7+6 male side fits the smaller optical drive connector.
For slimline optical drive testing and data recovery
Technicians who need to read or write laptop optical media on a full-size SATA interface will find this adapter fits the task. Builders looking to connect a standard 2.5 inch SSD or hard drive cannot use this product because the device connector is the narrower 13Pin Micro SATA layout.
Connector 1 is a SATA 22Pin 7+15 Female
The host side presents a combined 7-pin data and 15-pin power interface in one 22Pin female header. This single specification decides whether your motherboard or controller can accept the adapter without an extra power cable.
Highlights
- Connect laptop optical drives to desktop SATA ports
- SATA 22-pin female to 13-pin male adapter
- Power and data combined in single 22-pin connector
- Test or transfer data from slimline SATA drives
- 5 inch SATA host controller compatibility guaranteed
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does my desktop motherboard need a free standard SATA port to use this LORDWORLD adapter?
Yes, the adapter plugs into a regular 22-pin SATA connector on the motherboard or controller card.
Will the 13-pin male end fit the slimline optical drive I kept from my old laptop?
The male connector matches the 7+6 pin micro SATA interface used by most 2.5-inch laptop CD/DVD-ROM units.
How can I confirm the laptop optical drive is communicating through the adapter after I connect it?
The drive should appear in BIOS or Device Manager and respond to eject commands just like an internal SATA drive.
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