RIITOP
RIITOP 15-pin SATA male to 5× female power splitter cable 60 cm 2-pack
A 15-pin SATA male-to-5×-female power splitter cable kit that adds five drive connections from one motherboard header, using 18 AWG wiring in a 60 cm parallel layout with 20 cm and 10 cm segments
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- Powers five drives from one SATA header
- 60 cm total length with 20 cm lead and four 10 cm branches
- Parallel flat ribbon keeps cables tidy inside the case
- Moulded 18 AWG connectors resist wear and ensure solid contact
- Two-pack lets you expand storage in two systems
15-pin SATA power splitter cable 2-pack
This RIITOP cable splits one 15-pin SATA male connector into five 15-pin SATA female connectors. Each 60 cm assembly uses 18 AWG wire with a parallel layout of 20 cm plus four 10 cm segments. The pack contains two identical splitters for adding multiple drives.
Builders expanding SATA storage
The splitter suits anyone connecting up to five SATA hard drives, SSDs or optical drives from a single power header. It will not work with devices that lack a 15-pin SATA power port, so builders needing other connector types must look elsewhere.
Fits standard SATA power headers
The male end plugs into any 15-pin SATA power socket from a power supply or motherboard. Five female tails then feed drives without requiring extra power cables, freeing headers for other components.
Highlights
- Powers five drives from one SATA header
- 60 cm total length with 20 cm lead and four 10 cm branches
- Parallel flat ribbon keeps cables tidy inside the case
- Moulded 18 AWG connectors resist wear and ensure solid contact
- Two-pack lets you expand storage in two systems
Specifications
| Color | Black |
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Questions about this item
Does the 15-pin SATA male connector on this splitter plug directly into my power supply, or do I need an adapter?
The 15-pin SATA male end is designed to connect to a standard SATA power cable coming from your power supply, so no extra adapter is required.
Can I use this 1-to-5 splitter with older SATA hard drives that only have the 4-pin Molex power connector?
This splitter provides five 15-pin SATA female connectors only; drives with a 4-pin Molex input will need a separate Molex-to-SATA adapter.
After connecting five drives, how can I confirm each one is receiving power through the 60 cm cable?
Each drive should spin up and appear in the BIOS or operating system; if a drive stays silent, check that its 15-pin SATA female plug is fully seated on the splitter.
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