SMUGDESK
SMUGDESK LP4 4Pin Molex to 6 x 15Pin SATA Power Splitter Cord
Converts one LP4 Molex connector into six SATA power ports for multi-drive expansion inside desktop PCs and servers
- Converts one Molex connector into six SATA power ports
- High-purity copper conductors minimise voltage drop for stable drive operation
- Locking SATA connectors prevent accidental disconnection from vibration
- Flexible cable sheath simplifies internal routing in chassis and server cabinets
- Plug-and-play design adds storage power without drivers or configuration
Power expansion for multi-drive builds
The SMUGDESK LP4 splitter converts a single 4-pin Molex connector into six 15-pin SATA power ports. It lets desktop and server builders add multiple hard drives, solid-state drives or optical drives when the power supply lacks enough native SATA cables. The adapter is aimed at storage-heavy workstations and NAS units that need more drive bays than the PSU can feed directly.
Limits of Molex-sourced power
The cable draws all current for six drives from one Molex rail on the power supply. That rail has a fixed ampere rating, so the combined spin-up and running load of every attached device must stay within it. Exceeding the rail capacity can cause voltage sag, drive drop-outs or instability. The splitter itself adds no regulation; it only distributes what the PSU provides through the original Molex pins.
Build details for daily routing
High-purity copper conductors keep voltage drop low across the flexible internal sheath, which tolerates repeated bends inside tight chassis and server cabinets. Each SATA connector carries a locking buckle that resists accidental unplugging from vibration during long-term operation. No drivers or configuration are required; the cord is ready for immediate use in DIY upgrades or hardware modifications.
Highlights
- Converts one Molex connector into six SATA power ports
- High-purity copper conductors minimise voltage drop for stable drive operation
- Locking SATA connectors prevent accidental disconnection from vibration
- Flexible cable sheath simplifies internal routing in chassis and server cabinets
- Plug-and-play design adds storage power without drivers or configuration
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How many SATA power ports does this Molex splitter provide?
The adapter converts a single LP4 4Pin Molex connector into six independent 15Pin SATA female ports for multi-storage power expansion.
What drives can I power with the six SATA connectors?
It supplies stable power to SSDs, mechanical hard disks and optical drives, preventing detection issues or spin-up noise caused by insufficient native SATA connectors.
Does the LP4 Molex interface limit the power available to the six SATA ports?
The splitter draws its total power budget from the single Molex connection, so the combined load of all attached drives must stay within what that source can deliver.
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