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Black 4-pin IDE Molex female connector branching to five SATA power plugs on flexible cable

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SMUGDESK 4Pin Female IDE to 1 to 5 SATA Power Splitter Cable

SKU CH-Q2PV-BBHJW

Converts one 4Pin IDE Molex connector into five SATA power ports for adding multiple drives when the power supply lacks enough SATA outputs

  • Expands power options with one 4Pin IDE Molex input split into five SATA ports
  • Solves limited SATA power connectors on PSU for DIY storage upgrades
  • Thick wire cores and robust connectors deliver stable current and reduce voltage drop
  • Flexible black jacket resists abrasion and simplifies tidy internal cable routing
  • Compatible with SATA HDDs, SSDs, optical drives and other SATA-powered peripherals

4Pin IDE to 5 SATA Power Splitter

This adapter converts a single 4Pin IDE Molex connector into five SATA power ports. It targets builders upgrading older power supplies that lack enough native SATA outputs. The cable suits DIY desktop assembly, storage expansion or surveillance system modifications where multiple drives must be powered from one legacy rail.

One 4Pin Female IDE Input to Five SATA Power Outputs

The decisive specification is the 1-to-5 split from a 4Pin Female IDE source to five SATA power connectors. This ratio determines whether the cable matches the number of drives you need to power and whether your power supply has a spare Molex lead. No other interface or voltage conversion is provided.

Flexible Black Cable with Molded Connectors

The bundled cable uses thick wire cores and solid molded ends to reduce voltage drop during continuous operation. Its flexible black jacket resists abrasion and eases routing inside a chassis for tidy cable management. No additional software, mounting hardware or adapters are included.

Highlights

  • Expands power options with one 4Pin IDE Molex input split into five SATA ports
  • Solves limited SATA power connectors on PSU for DIY storage upgrades
  • Thick wire cores and robust connectors deliver stable current and reduce voltage drop
  • Flexible black jacket resists abrasion and simplifies tidy internal cable routing
  • Compatible with SATA HDDs, SSDs, optical drives and other SATA-powered peripherals

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the 1-to-5 split mean for my power supply?

It lets you run up to five SATA drives from one 4-pin Molex connector, provided the total draw stays within what that single rail can supply.

Which power standard does the input use and what limits it?

The input is a standard 4-pin Molex (IDE) connector, so the combined load of all five SATA devices cannot exceed the current rating of that one Molex rail.

How much clearance do I need to route this cable inside my case?

The flexible black jacket bends easily around drive cages and motherboard trays, so it fits in standard ATX, micro-ATX and most mini-ITX chassis without special clearance.

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