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Ruth's sister 4Pin to 5 SATA 15Pin Power Splitter Cable 20cm international power cord
A 20 cm splitter converts one 4-pin connector into five SATA 15-pin power ports using 18 AWG tin-plated copper wire rated to 80 °C
- Powers five SATA drives from one 4-pin connector
- 18 AWG tin-plated copper handles high current reliably
- Flat parallel ribbon keeps wiring neat and tidy
- 20 cm main lead plus four 10 cm branches for flexible routing
- Plug-and-play design requires no drivers or configuration
What this cable does and who needs it
This splitter converts a single four-pin power connector into five SATA 15-pin outputs so you can run multiple drives from one PSU lead. It suits builders adding several hard drives or SSDs to a system that has spare Molex-style headers but not enough native SATA power plugs.
Check your power supply and drive count first
Verify that your PSU provides a standard four-pin peripheral connector and that the combined draw of the attached drives stays within the 18AWG wire rating. The cable is 20 cm from the input to the first branch and each of the four subsequent branches adds roughly 10 cm, so confirm the total reach fits your drive bay layout.
Steady power delivery under continuous load
The tin-plated copper conductors with 0.83 mm² cross-section and 80 °C temperature rating are built for sustained current rather than brief peaks. Parallel flat wiring keeps the loom tidy and reduces resistance, so voltage drop remains stable when all five drives spin up and run continuously.
Highlights
- Powers five SATA drives from one 4-pin connector
- 18 AWG tin-plated copper handles high current reliably
- Flat parallel ribbon keeps wiring neat and tidy
- 20 cm main lead plus four 10 cm branches for flexible routing
- Plug-and-play design requires no drivers or configuration
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the splitter come with any mounting hardware or just the cable?
The package includes only the 15Pin SATA power splitter cable; no screws, brackets or extra wiring are supplied.
The cable is listed as 20 cm plus four 10 cm leads — which version should I choose for a typical mid-tower case?
That single length configuration is the only one offered; the 20 cm main trunk with four 10 cm branches suits standard drive spacing in most mid-tower builds.
The spec mentions 18AWG wire and 80 °C rating — will that handle five SATA SSDs and HDDs simultaneously?
Yes, the 18AWG tin-plated copper conductors rated at 80 °C are designed to carry the combined current of five SATA devices without overheating.
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