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Vszerda 1 to 5 SATA Power Splitter Cable

SKU CH-64ZH-SKYFV

Splits one SATA power connector into five to supply multiple drives

  • 1-to-5 splitter powers five SATA drives from one PSU connector
  • 15-pin SATA power plugs fit standard hard drives and SSDs
  • Flexible cable routing simplifies internal cable management
  • Single adapter reduces clutter compared to multiple cables

One-to-five SATA power splitter

This adapter turns a single SATA power connector from the supply into five female plugs. It lets a builder run multiple SATA drives or peripherals from one PSU cable without adding a new power lead.

Suits builds with limited PSU connectors

Users who need more SATA power ports than the supply provides will find this cable useful. Builders who require Molex or PCIe power outputs instead should look at a different adapter type.

Highlights

  • 1-to-5 splitter powers five SATA drives from one PSU connector
  • 15-pin SATA power plugs fit standard hard drives and SSDs
  • Flexible cable routing simplifies internal cable management
  • Single adapter reduces clutter compared to multiple cables

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much clearance do I need behind a SATA drive for the 15-pin power connectors on this splitter?

Each connector is a standard 15-pin SATA power plug; allow enough depth behind the drive for the plug body and the cable bend radius so the connector seats fully without stress.

What is the correct way to connect the single input to my power supply and the five outputs to drives?

Plug the male 15-pin end of the splitter into a free SATA power lead from the PSU, then attach each of the five female 15-pin connectors to a drive; do not daisy-chain additional splitters beyond the five provided.

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