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100cm Power eSATA to 2.5in SATA 22pin cable

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Vszerda 100cm Power eSATA to 2.5in SATA 22pin cable

SKU CH-V768-S1SH4

Connects a 2.5in SATA 22pin drive to an eSATAp port delivering both 5V and 12V power over 100cm

  • Powers 2.5-inch drives from a single eSATAp port
  • Delivers both 5 V and 12 V for 3.5-inch and 5.25-inch devices
  • Combines data and power in one 100 cm cable
  • Uses a 22-pin SATA connector (7+15) for direct drive attachment
  • Requires host port with 12 V output for larger drives

Power eSATA cable for 2.5in drives

This 100cm cable connects an eSATAp port to a 2.5in SATA 22pin device, combining data and power in one link. It suits users adding a laptop drive to a desktop or docking station where the host port supplies 5V and 12V. The 22pin connector carries both 7pin data and 15pin power lines. Host port voltage must be checked before use.

Thermals noise and power draw

The cable itself draws no power and generates no heat or noise during operation. Power delivery depends entirely on the host eSATAp port, which must provide 5V for 2.5in drives or both 5V and 12V for larger units. No active components are present, so thermal behaviour is passive. Current capacity follows the host port specification.

Sustained load behaviour

Under continuous data transfer the cable maintains the electrical connection without active regulation. Voltage drop is determined by conductor length and host supply quality, not by the cable design. If the host port supplies only 5V, 3.5in and 5.25in devices will not spin up regardless of load duration. The 22pin SATA interface remains stable throughout extended sessions.

Highlights

  • Powers 2.5-inch drives from a single eSATAp port
  • Delivers both 5 V and 12 V for 3.5-inch and 5.25-inch devices
  • Combines data and power in one 100 cm cable
  • Uses a 22-pin SATA connector (7+15) for direct drive attachment
  • Requires host port with 12 V output for larger drives

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 100cm Power eSATA cable to a 2.5in SATA 22pin drive, and what step is often missed?

Plug the eSATAp end into a host port that supplies both 5V and 12V, then attach the 22-pin SATA connector to the drive; the step often missed is verifying the port actually outputs 12V before connecting a 3.5in or 5.25in device.

What maintenance or replacement will this cable need over time?

The cable itself has no serviceable parts; inspect the eSATAp and 22-pin SATA connectors periodically for bent pins or frayed insulation and replace the entire cable if damage appears.

What limit appears first when the cable runs a 3.5in drive continuously?

The host port’s 12V current capability is the first limit; if the port cannot sustain the drive’s spin-up and steady-state draw, the drive will disconnect or fail to start.

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