Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Converts one IDE 4Pin power connector into two SATA 15Pin ports for dual drives with a compact 15cm length
This 15 cm Y-splitter converts a single IDE 4Pin Molex connector into two SATA 15Pin power ports. It is designed for builders who need to power additional 2.5" SSDs or 3.5" HDDs inside tight mini-ITX cases or compact NAS enclosures. The short length keeps internal cable routing clean and supports better chassis airflow.
The 15 cm cable eliminates excess slack that can obstruct airflow in small builds. Snap-lock SATA terminals secure each drive connection against vibration-induced disconnection. Thick conductive wire cores maintain stable 5 V and 12 V delivery to both devices simultaneously, preventing drive drop-outs during heavy read-write workloads.
Suits users adding SATA storage to power supplies that only offer Molex outputs, avoiding a full PSU replacement. Not suited for builders who require longer cable runs for full-tower routing or need to power more than two drives from a single Molex source.
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The IDE 4Pin male input plugs directly into the power supply Molex connector and has no moving parts; it is designed for long-term continuous operation without scheduled replacement.
Each SATA 15Pin female port supplies stable 5V and 12V power; the total available current is limited by the single IDE 4Pin source from the power supply.
Thick conductive wire cores reduce voltage drop, so the cable itself does not generate significant heat and adds no measurable power draw beyond the connected drives.
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