Knox Gear KN-GC02 39" Hard Shell Guitar Case Gold Hardware
- Guitar Bag
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This adapter connects USB-C hosts to eSATA storage devices such as hard drives, solid-state drives and optical drives. It supplies DC 5 V power through the eSATAp port so a separate power brick is not required. The link runs at USB 3.0 speed for fast data transfers. It suits users adding external eSATA storage to laptops or desktops with only USB-C ports.
No driver installation is needed on modern operating systems; the device is recognised as soon as it is plugged in. The eSATA connector carries both data and power, so the attached drive must support eSATAp or the power pins will be unused. Very long cables can cause signal drop-out, and some drives draw more current than the USB-C port can provide, requiring a powered hub.
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The host computer should recognise the attached drive at USB 3.0 speed and the eSATA device must power up without an external supply.
The adapter itself is supplied; you must provide a USB-C host cable, an eSATA data cable and the target HDD, SSD or ODD.
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