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Short adapter cable with large four-pin plug and small four-pin socket

Vszerda

Vszerda 4Pin IDE Power to Floppy Adapter Cable

SKU CH-8NM2-FT9WY

Connects a standard 4-pin IDE power connector to a floppy drive's smaller 4-pin input

  • Connects floppy drives to standard PC power supplies
  • 4-pin Molex to 3.5-inch floppy power adapter
  • New cable ready for immediate installation
  • Simple plug-in design requires no tools

4Pin IDE to Floppy Power Adapter

This new Vszerda adapter cable converts a standard 4-pin IDE power connector from a desktop power supply into the smaller 4-pin floppy drive connector. It enables power delivery to legacy 3.5-inch floppy drives or other peripherals that use the mini 4-pin interface. The cable bridges the large Molex-style plug to the compact Berg-style receptacle without additional electronics.

Suits legacy PC builders and repair technicians

The adapter serves hobbyists restoring vintage computers or maintaining industrial equipment that still relies on floppy drives. It is not suited for users whose power supply lacks a 4-pin IDE output, nor for those needing to power 5.25-inch drives that require the larger connector directly. Buyers needing multiple drive connections should verify they have enough source headers.

Highlights

  • Connects floppy drives to standard PC power supplies
  • 4-pin Molex to 3.5-inch floppy power adapter
  • New cable ready for immediate installation
  • Simple plug-in design requires no tools

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 4-pin Molex to floppy adapter handle continuous power draw without overheating?

The short cable carries only the low current a floppy drive needs, so heat buildup is negligible during all-day use.

Does the adapter produce any audible noise when the floppy drive runs constantly?

It is a passive cable with no moving parts or electronics, so it adds zero noise to the system.

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