SMUGDESK
SMUGDESK 23 inch 58cm Molex 4 Pin to 4 SATA 15 Pin Power Splitter Cord
Converts one Molex connector into four SATA power ports with 58 cm cable length for multiple storage devices
- Converts one Molex connector into four SATA power ports
- 23 inch length enables tidy cable routing inside cases
- Locking SATA connectors resist vibration-induced disconnection
- Quality wire minimises voltage drop for stable drive operation
- Compatible with 2.5 and 3.5 inch SATA drives and optical drives
One Molex to Four SATA Power Ports
This SMUGDESK splitter converts a single 4-pin Molex connector from a power supply into four independent SATA 15-pin female outputs. It is built for desktop PCs, NAS units and small storage servers that need to add several drives without enough native SATA power headers. The 23 inch (58 cm) length gives enough reach for tidy routing inside typical chassis. Firm locking buckles on each SATA plug resist accidental disconnection caused by vibration.
Builders Expanding Drive Counts.
The cable suits anyone adding multiple 3.5-inch mechanical hard drives, 2.5-inch SSDs or SATA optical drives where the power supply lacks sufficient SATA connectors. It is not for powering graphics cards or other high-draw PCIe devices that require dedicated 6-pin, 8-pin or 12VHPWR feeds. Systems with no spare Molex port will need a different power-distribution approach. The design targets storage expansion, not GPU or CPU auxiliary power.
Four Drives From One Molex Connector
Each branch can feed a standard SATA storage device, so four drives share the single Molex source. The wiring is specified to minimise voltage drop under normal storage loads, keeping drives stable during sustained reads and writes. Total current is limited by the host power supply's Molex rail and the cable's own conductor gauge, so very large drive arrays or power-hungry enterprise disks may exceed the available headroom. Users planning many high-capacity spinners should verify the PSU's Molex rating.
Highlights
- Converts one Molex connector into four SATA power ports
- 23 inch length enables tidy cable routing inside cases
- Locking SATA connectors resist vibration-induced disconnection
- Quality wire minimises voltage drop for stable drive operation
- Compatible with 2.5 and 3.5 inch SATA drives and optical drives
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
My power supply only has a Molex 4 Pin connector left — can this splitter use it to power four SATA drives?
Yes, the single Molex 4 Pin Male plug on this cable draws power from that connector and provides four SATA 15 Pin Female ports for your drives.
Will the 58 cm branches reach 3.5-inch hard drives mounted at the bottom of a full-tower case while the PSU sits at the top?
The 58 cm total length is designed for typical desktop, NAS and server chassis; measure your specific routing path to confirm it reaches every drive bay.
After connecting four SSDs, how can I verify each one is receiving stable power from the splitter?
Check that every drive appears in BIOS or the OS disk utility and runs without random disconnects; the locking SATA connectors help prevent vibration-related power loss.
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