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SMUGDESK 2 Pack 45cm ATX Mini 4-Pin to Dual Right Angle 15 Pin SATA Power Splitter Cord
Two 45 cm cords split one motherboard mini 4-pin into dual right-angle 15-pin SATA power feeds for drives
- Two cables power multiple drives from one port
- Mini 4-pin input splits to dual 15-pin SATA connectors
- 45cm length keeps cable routing tidy inside cases
- Right-angle SATA plugs save space and reduce cable strain
- Powers HDDs, SSDs and optical drives from motherboard aux port
Dual SATA Power Splitter Kit
This pack provides two 45cm cables that convert a single motherboard ATX mini 4-pin auxiliary port into two SATA power connections. Each splitter ends in right-angle 15-pin SATA female plugs designed for tight chassis routing. The cables suit DIY builders adding mechanical hard drives, solid-state drives or optical drives without free power-supply leads. Standard locking terminals keep connections secure during transport or vibration.
Ideal for compact storage upgrades
Builders expanding storage in small-form-factor cases benefit from the right-angle plugs that minimise cable bend radius. Users whose power supplies lack spare SATA connectors can draw auxiliary power from the motherboard instead. This kit does not suit systems whose mini 4-pin port cannot deliver enough current for two drives simultaneously. Buyers needing more than two SATA devices per header should look at alternative distribution methods.
Motherboard mini 4-pin load limit
The single specification that decides compatibility is the current rating of the motherboard mini 4-pin auxiliary power port. Exceeding that limit risks instability or connector damage. Verify the board manual for the exact ampere figure before connecting two drives. No other connector or cable rating overrides this constraint.
Highlights
- Two cables power multiple drives from one port
- Mini 4-pin input splits to dual 15-pin SATA connectors
- 45cm length keeps cable routing tidy inside cases
- Right-angle SATA plugs save space and reduce cable strain
- Powers HDDs, SSDs and optical drives from motherboard aux port
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Do I need a motherboard with a mini 4-pin auxiliary power port to use this splitter?
Yes, the cable draws power from a motherboard mini 4-pin auxiliary port and splits it to two SATA devices.
Will the right-angle SATA plugs fit in a compact case with older drives?
The right-angle design saves space and reduces cable bending, making it suitable for tight chassis with existing drives.
How can I verify both drives receive power after connecting the splitter?
Both drives should spin up and appear in BIOS or the operating system, confirming the splitter is delivering power correctly.
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