Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Adapts one 4-pin Molex connector to five 15-pin SATA power ports using 18AWG wire over a 40cm length
The Vszerda KZ4476 cable converts a single 4-pin Molex connector into five 15-pin SATA power ports. It uses 18AWG wire and spans about 40cm, making it suitable for powering multiple hard drives or SSDs from one rail. Miners and builders expanding drive counts will find it a compact solution.
Ensure the PSU has an available 4-pin Molex output before ordering. Verify that each target drive accepts a standard 15-pin SATA power plug. The 18AWG conductors are rated for typical drive currents, but total draw across all five ports must stay within the Molex rail limit.
At roughly 40cm the lead reaches drives in stacked bays without excess slack. Five SATA heads let one cable serve a small array, freeing other Molex lines for fans or lighting. The straight connectors keep the loom narrow for clean routing behind motherboard trays.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The cable has one 4-pin Molex plug and five 15-pin SATA power connectors. No additional adapters are required to run five SATA drives from a single Molex outlet.
This model uses 18AWG wire, which is the only gauge offered for the KZ4476. It is rated for standard SATA power loads in desktop PCs and mining rigs.
The bus length is about 40 cm from the Molex plug to the last SATA connector, so it suits typical mid-tower layouts; measure your drive bay spacing to confirm.
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