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Y-splitter cable with Molex male to SATA female and Molex female connectors

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Vszerda 8 inch Molex 4-pin to SATA 15-pin + Molex 4-pin Y-splitter internal power cable

SKU CH-1H3X-RWDMV

An 8-inch Y-splitter converting one Molex 4-pin into a locking SATA 15-pin and a Molex 4-pin using 20AWG copper for 12V/5V drives

  • 8" length fits tight drive bays
  • Y-splitter adds one SATA and one Molex connector from a single Molex source
  • Locking latch on SATA connector prevents accidental disconnection
  • 20AWG copper conductors deliver stable 12V and 5V power
  • Supports both SATA and legacy IDE devices

Molex-to-SATA Y-splitter for legacy drives

This 8-inch adapter converts one Molex 4-pin male connector into a Molex 4-pin female and a SATA 15-pin female with a locking latch. It suits builders adding IDE or SATA drives to a power supply that only offers Molex outputs. The Y-splitter layout lets you power two devices from a single lead.

20AWG copper limits current to low-power peripherals

The 20AWG conductors support 12V and 5V rails for older IDE and SATA devices. They are not rated for high-draw components such as modern GPUs or multi-drive backplanes. Voltage drop over the short run is minimal, but total load should stay within the gauge’s safe capacity.

Tool-free install; verify latch engagement

Push each connector until the SATA latch clicks and the Molex seats fully. The short 8-inch length can strain in large cases, so route without tension. A common error is leaving the SATA latch unlatched, which causes intermittent power under vibration.

Highlights

  • 8" length fits tight drive bays
  • Y-splitter adds one SATA and one Molex connector from a single Molex source
  • Locking latch on SATA connector prevents accidental disconnection
  • 20AWG copper conductors deliver stable 12V and 5V power
  • Supports both SATA and legacy IDE devices

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which connector combination does this Y-splitter provide?

The cable splits one Molex 4-pin male into one Molex 4-pin female and one SATA 15-pin female with a locking latch.

What voltage rails does the adapter deliver to connected drives?

It carries both 12 V and 5 V lines, so SATA and legacy IDE devices receive the power they expect.

What does the 20 AWG copper conductor limit in practice?

The 20 AWG gauge sets the safe current capacity for the 12 V and 5 V rails feeding the attached drives.

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