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Vszerda IDE to SATA Power Cable LP4 4 Pin 1 to 5×15 Pin Splitter Adapter
Converts one 4-pin IDE connector into five 15-pin SATA power ports using 18AWG tinned copper wire
- Powers six SATA devices from one IDE connector
- 18 AWG tinned copper wire for reliable delivery
- Parallel flat layout keeps cabling neat and tidy
- 18 cm main lead plus four 8 cm branches
- Plug-and-play design fits standard PC cases
Purpose-built power splitter
This cable converts a single large 4-pin IDE connector into five 15-pin SATA power outlets, letting one PSU lead feed up to six SATA drives or PCIe cards. It suits builders expanding storage in older chassis that still expose Molex-style headers.
Tool-free fitting
The parallel flat-ribbon layout keeps wires tidy and eases routing through tight cut-outs; each receptacle follows the standard pinout so drives seat with a simple push. The only common snag is reaching the farthest device when the 18 cm lead plus four 8 cm segments fall short of distant bays.
Steady delivery
Standard 18 AWG tinned copper conductors maintain consistent voltage across all six plugs during continuous spin-up and sustained read-write cycles. The design targets desktop and server workloads rather than high-current burst scenarios.
Highlights
- Powers six SATA devices from one IDE connector
- 18 AWG tinned copper wire for reliable delivery
- Parallel flat layout keeps cabling neat and tidy
- 18 cm main lead plus four 8 cm branches
- Plug-and-play design fits standard PC cases
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How can I confirm the 1 to 5 SATA power splitter is working after connecting it to the LP4 4 Pin IDE socket?
After plugging the adapter into the LP4 4 Pin IDE socket and attaching up to five drives to the 15 pin SATA connectors, power on the system and verify each drive spins up and is recognised in the BIOS or operating system.
What comes in the package and do I need any extra cables or adapters?
The box contains one Big 4pin IDE to SATA power cable 1 to 5 Splitter with six 15 pin SATA connectors and an 18AWG tinned copper wire assembly; no additional cables are required if your power supply has a spare LP4 4 Pin IDE socket.
Which version should I choose if I need to power five SATA drives from a single LP4 4 Pin IDE connector?
This single model provides one LP4 4 Pin IDE plug feeding five 15 pin SATA female receptacles across an 18 cm lead plus four 8 cm branches, so it matches the requirement directly.
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