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SMUGDESK

SMUGDESK ATX 6/8Pin 12V to 5V 12V Power Breakout Board Module power adapter

SKU CH-WE0A-EPCW6

Converts ATX 6/8-pin 12V input into regulated 5V and 12V outputs with four 4PIN and four 5PIN ports to power multiple 2.5 and 3.5 SATA drives

  • Converts ATX 6/8-pin 12V input to regulated 5V and 12V output
  • Four 4PIN plus four 5PIN ports power multiple 2.5 and 3.5 SATA drives
  • Heavy-duty PCB with firm solder joints limits voltage drop under multi-disk load
  • Compact module fits inside a PC chassis for tidy DIY assembly
  • Direct plug-in ports simplify installation and troubleshooting for custom NAS builds

ATX 6/8Pin Breakout Board

This SMUGDESK module accepts 12V input from an ATX power supply 6pin or 8pin connector and converts it to regulated 5V and 12V outputs. It provides four 4PIN and four 5PIN ports to power multiple 2.5 SSD and 3.5 SATA hard drives simultaneously. The compact PCB fits inside a standard chassis and uses direct plug connections for quick DIY assembly. It is built for custom NAS, multidisk storage arrays and ATX PSU repurposing projects.

Replaces SATA Power Splitters

The board replaces daisy chained SATA power splitters that can cause voltage drop when several drives spin up together. Heavy duty PCB construction with firm solder joints keeps voltage stable under continuous multidisk load. The upgrade is worth it when a single ATX 6pin or 8pin cable must feed many drives without data signal transmission. It handles power conversion only and does not transmit any data signal.

Suits DIY NAS Builders

This unit suits builders expanding drive counts in a custom NAS or storage rig using an existing ATX PSU. It is not for systems that need data connectivity through the same interface or for installations where the PSU 6/8pin pin definition does not match the board input. Buyers who want more output ports than the eight provided should look at a different solution. Always stay within the maximum current rating of the power supply and module.

Highlights

  • Converts ATX 6/8-pin 12V input to regulated 5V and 12V output
  • Four 4PIN plus four 5PIN ports power multiple 2.5 and 3.5 SATA drives
  • Heavy-duty PCB with firm solder joints limits voltage drop under multi-disk load
  • Compact module fits inside a PC chassis for tidy DIY assembly
  • Direct plug-in ports simplify installation and troubleshooting for custom NAS builds

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What type of power connector does the module accept from the ATX PSU?

The module accepts a 6-pin or 8-pin 12V connector from the ATX power supply.

Which output ports on the board supply power to the drives?

Four 4PIN and four 5PIN output ports provide power for multiple 2.5" SSD and 3.5" SATA hard drives.

Does the module require any maintenance after installation?

No routine maintenance is required; the heavy-duty PCB and firm solder joints are designed for continuous multi-disk loads.

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