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NGFF M.2 to PCIe x4 riser card with LED and SATA power

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SKU CH-51F2-VMS55

An M.2 M-key adapter that converts the slot to a PCIe x4 connection and includes an LED indicator plus SATA power

  • Connects M.2 M-Key devices to PCIe x4 slots
  • LED indicator shows power and link status
  • SATA power connector supplies stable energy
  • New condition ensures reliable performance

M.2 M-Key to PCIe x4 Adapter

This adapter converts an M.2 M-key slot into a standard PCIe x4 connection for expansion cards. It includes a SATA power input and an LED indicator to confirm power delivery. The board is intended for builders adding PCIe devices to platforms with an available M.2 M-key interface.

Thermals and Power

The adapter draws power through the SATA connector and passes it to the installed card without active cooling. Passive operation keeps noise at zero while the LED shows the link is live. Power consumption depends entirely on the attached PCIe device.

Highlights

  • Connects M.2 M-Key devices to PCIe x4 slots
  • LED indicator shows power and link status
  • SATA power connector supplies stable energy
  • New condition ensures reliable performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the M.2 M-key riser card and what step is often missed?

Insert the M-key M.2 module into the riser, seat the riser into a PCIe x4 slot, then connect a SATA power cable to the onboard connector; the LED will not light without that power link.

What maintenance or replacement will the S-Video cable need over time?

The cable has no moving parts or consumable components; inspect the mini-DIN plugs for bent pins or corrosion and replace the cable only if the signal degrades or a connector is damaged.

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