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LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD USB-C to Power eSATA Cable 1.0m 3.28ft

SKU CH-5XTP-5Y025

Connects a USB-C host to a Power eSATA drive at up to 5Gbps, delivering 5V power over a 1.0m cable

  • Connect external drives directly via USB-C
  • Up to 5Gbps transfer for quick file access
  • Built-in DC 5V power for power eSATA devices
  • One-way host-to-drive design prevents connection errors
  • 0m / 3.28ft length fits desk setups

Direct host-to-drive connectivity

This cable links a USB-C host port to a Power eSATA drive in one direction only. It supports external hard drives, solid-state drives and optical disc drives. The connection works with laptops and desktops that provide a USB-C interface.

Sustained 5Gbps throughput

Data moves at up to 5Gbps during extended transfers to external storage. The one-way design keeps the signal path stable for long copy or backup sessions. No reverse connection is possible, so the host always drives the link.

Bus-powered 5V delivery

The cable supplies DC 5V to the Power eSATA connector from the host port. No external adapter is required for the drive connection. Power draw stays within the host USB-C port limits during normal operation.

Highlights

  • Connect external drives directly via USB-C
  • Up to 5Gbps transfer for quick file access
  • Built-in DC 5V power for power eSATA devices
  • One-way host-to-drive design prevents connection errors
  • 0m / 3.28ft length fits desk setups

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

Does the 1.0 m cable run hot when powering an eSATA SSD all day?

The cable carries only DC 5 V to the Power eSATA connector; it has no active electronics, so it stays at ambient temperature during continuous use.

My laptop only has a USB-C port — will that port supply enough power for the eSATA drive?

The host USB-C port must deliver standard USB 5 V power; the cable passes that 5 V to the Power eSATA plug to run the drive.

Can I plug this into a legacy SATA drive that only has a standard SATA connector?

The cable ends in a Power eSATA plug, so it connects directly only to drives with an eSATA port; a separate adapter would be needed for plain SATA.

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