Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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In-line digital thermal sensor cable kit enables third-party SATA drive upgrades in 2009-2010 iMacs while maintaining fan control and Apple Hardware Test compatibility
This OWC cable kit enables a third-party SATA drive to function correctly in the main drive bay of a 2009 or 2010 iMac. It provides the hardware thermal sensor required by the System Management Controller. The kit includes the sensor cable and installation tools such as suction cups and Torx drivers. It is engineered specifically for these iMac models to maintain proper fan control.
The SATA interface on these iMacs expects a proprietary thermal signal from the original drive. Without this in-line sensor, the System Management Controller cannot read drive temperature and spins fans at maximum speed continuously. The cable bridges this gap for any standard SATA drive installed in the primary bay. It does not add features absent from the host SATA controller or alter the native data transfer rate.
This is the only upgrade cable certified to pass the Apple Hardware Test on compatible iMacs. Certification confirms the sensor communicates correctly with the onboard diagnostics, preventing false hardware errors. Buyers who need the internal drive to report temperature through official Apple diagnostics require this specific certified solution. Builders using external storage or the optical drive bay do not need this internal sensor cable.
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This kit is built for the 27‑inch iMac models released in 2009 and 2010; it includes the in‑line digital thermal sensor cable plus suction cups, Torx drivers, a spudger and a microfiber cloth.
It reports the SATA drive’s temperature to the System Management Controller so the iMac’s fans run at the correct speed, eliminating the loud fan noise that appears with a bare third‑party drive.
The cable plugs inline between the drive’s SATA data connector and the logic board’s SATA port, carrying both data and the digital temperature signal without any extra software.
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