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Small green circuit board with a 40 pin connector and a 1.8 inch ZIF socket

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Ruth's sister 1.8 inch ZIF CE Converter 40pin SATA

SKU CH-2PGM-JB434

Converts 1.8 inch ZIF CE drives to 40-pin SATA for mining applications

  • Converts 1.8 inch ZIF CE drives to 40-pin SATA
  • Enables mSATA and Mini SATA SSD compatibility
  • Supports PCI-E interface for mining applications
  • New condition ensures reliable performance

1.8 inch ZIF CE Converter Card

This converter adapts 1.8 inch ZIF CE storage devices to a 40 pin SATA interface. It enables the use of Mini SATA or mSATA drives in systems that require a 40 pin connection. The card is designed for internal installation and supports SATA data transfer. It provides a direct physical link between the drive and the host system.

Suited for mining rigs needing 40 pin drive

Builders assembling Bitcoin mining hardware can use this card to connect compatible SSDs or IPOD storage. It is not suited for systems that lack a 40 pin SATA header or require a different ZIF form factor. Buyers needing a converter for 2.5 inch drives or other pin counts should look elsewhere. The product serves a specific legacy interface requirement only.

Highlights

  • Converts 1.8 inch ZIF CE drives to 40-pin SATA
  • Enables mSATA and Mini SATA SSD compatibility
  • Supports PCI-E interface for mining applications
  • New condition ensures reliable performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 40-pin ZIF end of the converter to my 1.8 inch drive?

Align the cable contacts with the ZIF socket, lift the latch, insert the ribbon fully, then press the latch down to lock it; the step most people skip is fully seating the ribbon before closing the latch.

Will the SATA power connector on this adapter need replacement over time?

The SATA power plug is rated for repeated mating cycles; if the connector becomes loose or shows corroded pins after many insertions, replace the whole adapter cable.

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