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SATACables YES5FL3 SATA 15-pin to dual Molex and floppy power adapter
Converts a 15-pin SATA power connector into dual Molex and floppy power outputs
- Converts a single SATA power connector to two Molex and one floppy output
- 15-pin SATA input fits modern power supplies lacking legacy connectors
- Five-inch cable length keeps routing tidy inside compact cases
- Powers older drives and peripherals from current SATA-only power supplies
SATA 15-pin to dual Molex and floppy adapter
This 5-inch Y-cable converts a single 15-pin SATA power connector into two 4-pin Molex plugs and one 4-pin floppy plug. It enables legacy drives and peripherals to draw power from modern power supplies that only provide SATA connectors. The compact adapter suits system builds or upgrades where older device support is required.
For adding Molex and floppy power from a SATA source
Ideal for builders connecting vintage hard drives, optical drives or fan controllers to a SATA-only PSU. Not suited for users needing to power SATA devices from a Molex source or those requiring longer cable runs for full-tower chassis routing.
Highlights
- Converts a single SATA power connector to two Molex and one floppy output
- 15-pin SATA input fits modern power supplies lacking legacy connectors
- Five-inch cable length keeps routing tidy inside compact cases
- Powers older drives and peripherals from current SATA-only power supplies
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the 15-pin SATA power plug to my power supply?
Align the L-shaped key on the 15-pin SATA connector with the matching socket on the power supply and push straight in until it clicks. Forcing it upside-down bends the pins.
Will the Molex or floppy connectors wear out and need replacing?
The connectors are rated for standard mating cycles; replace the adapter if pins become loose, corroded or if the plastic housing cracks.
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