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SMUGDESK SATA 15Pin Power Splitter Cord 1 to 4 23Inch 58CM
A 23 inch SATA power splitter turns one 15 pin connector into four for drives
- Splits one SATA power port into four 15-pin connectors
- 23-inch length reaches drives across the chassis
- Lockable SATA connectors prevent accidental disconnection
- Flexible insulated wire fits tight case routing
- Powers HDDs, SSDs and optical drives from a single rail
Power expansion for four drives
This 23 inch 1-to-4 SATA 15pin power splitter lets a single power supply connector feed up to four hard drives, SSDs or optical drives. The 58cm length reaches across most chassis layouts while keeping cable routing tidy. Lockable connectors hold firm against vibration inside the case. It is built for DIY builders expanding storage or upgrading workstations.
Suits multi-drive builds not high-power arrays
The cord serves builders who need more SATA power ports for additional storage devices. It is not for configurations where the combined drive draw exceeds the power supply rail limit. Users without standard 15pin SATA power headers on their drives cannot use this adapter. Systems requiring Molex or other power interfaces need a different solution.
Simple plug-in with one wiring check
Installation is a direct male-to-female connection requiring no tools or software. The main risk is exceeding the power supply SATA rail capacity when four drives spin up together. Verify each device uses a standard 15pin SATA power socket before connecting. Route the flexible insulated wire away from sharp edges to maintain long-term reliability.
Highlights
- Splits one SATA power port into four 15-pin connectors
- 23-inch length reaches drives across the chassis
- Lockable SATA connectors prevent accidental disconnection
- Flexible insulated wire fits tight case routing
- Powers HDDs, SSDs and optical drives from a single rail
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What power-supply connector must I have free to plug in the single SATA 15-pin male end?
You need one spare SATA 15-pin power connector from your PSU; the splitter draws all four outputs from that single rail.
Can I mix older SATA hard drives and newer SSDs on the four female ports?
Yes — each female port follows the standard SATA 15-pin pinout, so legacy HDDs and modern SSDs can be connected together.
How do I verify the cable is delivering power correctly after installation?
Check that every attached drive spins up and is recognised in BIOS or the OS; if any drive stays dark, reseat the lockable connectors and confirm total draw stays within the PSU SATA rail limit.
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