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SATACables MSSA-004 mini SATA cable 4 inch

SKU CH-N706-XSJ6G

Connects a mini SATA drive to standard SATA and Molex power over 4 inches

  • Mini SATA to SATA plus Molex power
  • 4 inch cable keeps internal routing tidy
  • Red jacket makes the lead easy to spot
  • Two connectors simplify drive installation

Mini SATA cable for tight builds

This 4 inch mini SATA cable connects a 7+6 pin mini SATA device to a standard 7 pin SATA port while drawing power from a Molex 4 pin connector. It is aimed at system integrators and enthusiasts who need a compact link for small-form-factor drives or backplanes where full-size cables will not fit. The short length keeps cable routing tidy inside cramped chassis. The red jacket makes the cable easy to trace during assembly or maintenance.

Passive design runs cool and silent

With no active components the cable adds no heat and produces no noise in normal use. Power draw is limited to the attached drive and the Molex feed, so the cable itself does not increase system power consumption. Builders who need longer reach or angled connectors will need a different cable. Users requiring locking latches or right-angle ends should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Mini SATA to SATA plus Molex power
  • 4 inch cable keeps internal routing tidy
  • Red jacket makes the lead easy to spot
  • Two connectors simplify drive installation

Specifications

ModelMSSA-004

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 4 inch mini SATA cable with its 7+6 pin and 7 pin connectors plus the Molex 4 pin power input?

Plug the 7+6 pin end into the mini SATA port on the drive, attach the standard 7 pin SATA end to the motherboard or controller, then connect the Molex 4 pin lead to a power supply cable. The step people miss is seating the 7+6 pin connector fully so the latch clicks.

What maintenance or replacement will this 4 inch SATA cable need over time?

The cable itself has no moving parts and requires no scheduled maintenance. Inspect the red jacket and connectors periodically; replace the cable if the latch tabs break, pins bend, or the insulation shows cracks from repeated flexing.

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