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Ruth's sister 2.5 to 3.5 inch mounting kit with SATA cables

SKU CH-5ZAD-FJ9ZG

Mounts two 2.5-inch SSDs into 3.5-inch bays with included SATA data and power cables

  • Converts 2.5 inch SSDs to fit 3.5 inch bays
  • Includes SATA data cables for drive connection
  • Supplies SATA power cables for drive operation
  • Provides two mounting brackets for multiple drives

2.5 to 3.5 inch drive mounting kit

This kit converts two 2.5 inch SSDs into a 3.5 inch form factor for installation in standard drive bays. It includes the necessary SATA data and power cables so no separate purchase is required. The brackets suit builders adding solid-state storage to desktop chassis. It is not for users needing 3.5 inch mechanical drive adapters or tool-less trays.

Thermals and power

Passive metal brackets add no fan noise or active cooling draw. Heat dissipation depends on the installed drives and case airflow. SATA cables carry only signalling and low-voltage power for the SSDs. The kit itself draws no power and produces no audible noise.

Highlights

  • Converts 2.5 inch SSDs to fit 3.5 inch bays
  • Includes SATA data cables for drive connection
  • Supplies SATA power cables for drive operation
  • Provides two mounting brackets for multiple drives

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the 2.5 inch SSD into the 3.5 inch bracket and connect the SATA cables?

Fasten the SSD to the bracket using the four side screw holes, slide the assembly into a 3.5 inch drive bay, then attach the included SATA data and power cables to the drive and motherboard.

Will the supplied SATA data and power cables need replacement after extended use?

The SATA cables are passive copper assemblies; they only require replacement if the connectors become loose or the insulation shows visible damage.

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