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 Molex connector into five SATA power plugs using 18 AWG copper wire with 20 cm lead spacing
This adapter converts a single large 4-pin Molex connector into five SATA power plugs. It uses 18AWG copper wire rated for high current delivery. The total cable assembly measures 20 cm for the first segment with four additional 10 cm leads. It suits PC and server drive cages needing multiple SATA power connections.
Ideal for installers adding several SATA hard drives or SSDs from one Molex rail. Not suited for systems lacking a free Molex connector or for builds requiring right-angle SATA plugs. Buyers needing more than five SATA drops from one source should look at a different splitter.
The straight SATA headers plug directly into drive backplanes or individual disks. The 18AWG conductors handle the combined load of five drives without voltage drop. The 20 cm lead reaches from the PSU to the cage while the 10 cm tails keep wiring tidy inside the enclosure.
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The cable uses 18AWG copper wire rated for high current, so a single large 4-pin Molex source can feed five SATA power connectors.
The adapter plugs into a big 4-pin Molex socket and branches to five straight SATA power plugs, letting legacy and current drives share one supply lead.
Spin-up sound and BIOS detection for every attached SATA drive confirm the 20 cm lead and four 10 cm branches are delivering power correctly.
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