Vszerda
Vszerda IDE 4-pin to 5× SATA 15-pin power splitter cable 18AWG black 20cm+10cm
Splits one 4-pin IDE connector into five SATA power plugs using 18 AWG wire with 20 cm and 10 cm parallel leads
- Connect up to five SATA drives from one IDE power connector
- 18AWG conductors support high current delivery to all attached devices
- Parallel flat-ribbon layout keeps wiring tidy and eases cable routing
- 20 cm lead plus four 10 cm branches give flexible drive placement
- Straight 15-pin SATA plugs ensure secure connections to hard disks
What the cable does
This Vszerda adapter converts a single large 4-pin IDE power connector into five 15-pin SATA power plugs. It lets builders or server operators add multiple SATA drives without replacing the power supply. The flat parallel layout keeps wiring tidy inside tight cases.
Where the standard stops
Each SATA device draws power through the shared 18 AWG conductors, so the total current is limited by the single IDE source and the wire gauge. Very high spin-up loads on five drives at once may exceed what the upstream connector can deliver safely.
When to choose this over alternatives
The splitter replaces the need for a newer power supply with native SATA leads or for multiple molex-to-SATA adapters. It is worth the jump when the PSU still has spare 4-pin IDE headers and the build requires up to five SATA power ports in a compact, flat cable run.
Highlights
- Connect up to five SATA drives from one IDE power connector
- 18AWG conductors support high current delivery to all attached devices
- Parallel flat-ribbon layout keeps wiring tidy and eases cable routing
- 20 cm lead plus four 10 cm branches give flexible drive placement
- Straight 15-pin SATA plugs ensure secure connections to hard disks
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick a different length or branch count for my build?
This cable is a fixed 1-to-5 splitter with a 20 cm lead and four 10 cm branches, so choose it only if that exact layout matches your drive spacing.
What does the 18 AWG rating mean once the cable is installed?
18 AWG conductors handle the current needed for five SATA devices without excessive voltage drop, keeping power delivery stable across all branches.
How does the large 4-pin IDE connector limit what I can plug in?
The big 4-pin IDE plug draws power from a legacy Molex-style header, so the splitter works only with PSUs that still provide that connector.
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