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Black 4-pin Molex male plug splitting into two 15-pin SATA female connectors, insulated wiring

SMUGDESK

SMUGDESK N33R 4Pin Molex to Dual 15Pin SATA Power Splitter Cord

SKU CH-TN0M-JDXVA MPN N33R

Converts a 4-pin Molex connector into dual 15-pin SATA power ports for adding drives

  • Converts one 4pin Molex into two 15pin SATA power ports
  • Heavy-duty wire core delivers stable power to drives
  • Plug-and-play install requires no soldering or modification
  • Expands older PSUs lacking enough native SATA connectors
  • Each SATA port independently powers HDDs, SSDs or optical drives

4Pin Molex to Dual 15Pin SATA Adapter

This SMUGDESK N33R cable converts a single 4pin IDE Molex output into two 15pin SATA female power ports. It targets builders upgrading older desktop power supplies that lack enough native SATA connectors for additional drives. The heavy-duty wire core is designed for stable current delivery to hard disk drives, solid-state drives and optical drives. Simple plug-and-play fitting suits DIY hardware retrofitting inside the case.

Dual SATA Power Ports for Extra Drives

The splitter adds two independent 15pin SATA power connections from one Molex source, letting you run a pair of SATA storage devices simultaneously. Durable insulated wiring supports steady power during long-term continuous operation across both ports. Each female connector accepts standard SATA power interfaces found on HDDs, SSDs and optical drives. No soldering or modification is required, so the cable integrates cleanly into existing cable routing.

Plug-and-Play Install with Load Limits

Installation is a direct plug into the power supply Molex lead and the drive SATA sockets, needing no tools or wiring changes. The main risk is exceeding the Molex channel's total current capacity when both connected drives spin up together. Users must verify that the power unit can handle the combined draw of all attached devices before closing the case. Confirm every drive uses a standard 15pin SATA power interface to avoid connection mismatches.

Highlights

  • Converts one 4pin Molex into two 15pin SATA power ports
  • Heavy-duty wire core delivers stable power to drives
  • Plug-and-play install requires no soldering or modification
  • Expands older PSUs lacking enough native SATA connectors
  • Each SATA port independently powers HDDs, SSDs or optical drives

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 15-pin SATA connectors or the Molex plug need replacement after continuous use?

The cable uses durable insulated wiring designed for steady current delivery during long-term operation, so no scheduled replacement of the connectors is expected under normal loads.

What is the first limit reached when powering two drives from the single Molex channel?

The total power draw of both connected drives must stay within what the Molex output on your power supply can safely provide; exceeding that channel rating is the limiting factor.

How much heat or noise does the N33R generate when running all day?

The splitter itself has no moving parts and produces no audible noise; heat remains low as long as the combined drive draw stays within the Molex channel capacity of your power supply.

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