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Ruth's sister SFXA5061B 20-pin 4 SATA internal power cable

SKU CH-0VNY-JGNTA

Delivers 60 W through a 20-pin connector to four SATA drives for desktop or server use

  • Powers four SATA drives from one 20-pin connector
  • Delivers 60 W through active PFC circuitry
  • Fits tight builds at 12.5 × 6.4 × 10 cm
  • Accepts worldwide 90–264 V input range
  • Non-modular design keeps cabling simple and secure

20-pin 4 SATA power cable

This 20-pin internal cable delivers four SATA connectors for drives in desktops or servers. It draws from a 60 W supply rated for 90-264 V input with active PFC. The non-modular design keeps wiring fixed inside the chassis.

Included mounting package

A supplied package provides brackets and screws so the unit fits standard bays without extra hardware. No modular cables or additional adapters are bundled, so the four SATA leads are the only power outputs available.

60 W capacity for four drives

The 60 W limit comfortably runs four SATA hard disks or SSDs in typical recording or storage arrays. Systems needing more drives, GPU power or higher total wattage will exceed this unit's headroom.

Highlights

  • Powers four SATA drives from one 20-pin connector
  • Delivers 60 W through active PFC circuitry
  • Fits tight builds at 12.5 × 6.4 × 10 cm
  • Accepts worldwide 90–264 V input range
  • Non-modular design keeps cabling simple and secure

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 20-pin connector or the four SATA plugs need replacing after long use?

The cable uses a fixed 20-pin ATX connector and four SATA power plugs; both are rated for the 60 W supply limit and have no moving parts, so they typically last the life of the unit unless physically damaged.

What stops the SFXA5061B from delivering more power during a heavy, sustained load?

The 60 W rating is the hard ceiling; once the combined draw of the four SATA drives reaches that level the active PFC circuit will not allow further output, so total drive power is the first limit you hit.

How much heat and fan noise should I expect when the supply runs all day at full load?

At 60 W the compact 12.5 × 6.4 × 10 cm enclosure relies on its internal fan; expect noticeable airflow and warm exhaust, but the active PFC keeps efficiency steady across the 90–264 V input range.

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