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Black 4-pin Molex to five SATA power splitter cable

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SMUGDESK 4Pin Molex to 5 SATA Power Splitter Cord

SKU CH-VAFQ-0CHNC

Converts a single 4-pin Molex connector into five SATA power ports for multiple storage drives

  • One Molex connector powers five SATA devices
  • Adds SATA power when PSU connectors run short
  • Thick wire cores and molded plugs keep voltage steady
  • Flexible black sleeve simplifies cable routing inside the case
  • Works with SATA hard drives, SSDs and optical drives

Power expansion for storage builds

This Molex-to-SATA splitter turns a single 4-pin IDE connector into five SATA power ports, letting you run multiple drives when the power supply lacks native SATA leads. It suits DIY builders, storage-server upgrades and surveillance rigs that need more drive bays than the PSU provides.

Connects directly to existing PSU cables

The female Molex plug mates with any standard 4-pin peripheral lead from the power supply, requiring no adapters or extra wiring. Five molded SATA connectors fan out along a flexible black sleeve, so each drive gets its own feed while cable routing stays tidy inside the chassis.

Thick-gauge conductors cut voltage drop

Heavy wire cores and robust moulded ends keep current stable across all five outputs during sustained loads, reducing the risk of drive spin-up failures. A printed reminder on the sleeve prompts you to verify total device draw against the Molex rail rating before powering the system.

Highlights

  • One Molex connector powers five SATA devices
  • Adds SATA power when PSU connectors run short
  • Thick wire cores and molded plugs keep voltage steady
  • Flexible black sleeve simplifies cable routing inside the case
  • Works with SATA hard drives, SSDs and optical drives

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How many SATA drives can run from one Molex connector before voltage drop becomes a problem?

The cable splits one 4-pin Molex input into five SATA power ports with thick wire cores and molded connectors designed for low voltage drop, but total power draw must stay within the Molex connector and PSU limits.

Does the cable get hot or noisy when all five SATA ports are loaded continuously?

The molded connectors and thick conductors are built to maintain steady current during continuous operation, and the flexible black sleeve aids airflow, but the cable itself has no active cooling or moving parts.

What power-supply connector must already be free to use this splitter?

You need one available 4-pin female IDE Molex power connector on the power supply to plug the splitter into.

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