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Vszerda Molex 4 Pin Male to SATA Female Power Cable 8.6inch 22cm
Converts a Molex 4-pin supply connector to a 15-pin SATA power plug for one drive
- TypeHard-drive, CD-ROM, Computer fan Power Supply Cable
- ColorBlack
- Connector DetailMolex 4 Pin to Sata
- Terminal GenderMolex 4 Pin Male-to-SATA Female
- Conductoroxygen
- FeaturesHigh Speed
- Converts Molex power to SATA 15-pin devices
- 22 cm length fits tight drive bays
- Oxygen conductor ensures clean power delivery
- High-speed design supports HDD and SSD drives
- Black finish matches standard PC cable looms
8.6-inch Molex-to-SATA power adapter
This 8.6-inch cable converts a Molex 4-pin male connector into a 15-pin SATA female connector. It supplies power to hard drives, SSDs or optical drives from an older power supply. The short 22 cm length keeps wiring tidy inside compact cases.
Builders adapting legacy power supplies
Suits anyone adding SATA storage to a PSU that only offers Molex outputs. Not for users who need multiple SATA plugs from one Molex lead, or who require a longer reach for full-tower cable routing.
Direct 1-to-1 power conversion
The single female SATA connector delivers the standard 15-pin interface without extra splitters or adapters. Oxygen conductor material is specified for the cable cores. No additional software or mounting hardware is included.
Highlights
- Converts Molex power to SATA 15-pin devices
- 22 cm length fits tight drive bays
- Oxygen conductor ensures clean power delivery
- High-speed design supports HDD and SSD drives
- Black finish matches standard PC cable looms
Specifications
| Brand | YiKaiEn |
|---|---|
| Model | YiKaiEn-Molex4-SATA86 |
| Type | Hard-drive, CD-ROM, Computer fan Power Supply Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Connector Detail | Molex 4 Pin to Sata |
| Terminal Gender | Molex 4 Pin Male-to-SATA Female |
| Conductor | oxygen |
| Features | High Speed |
Questions about this item
Do I need a free Molex 4-pin connector on my power supply to use this cable?
Yes, the cable draws power from a standard Molex 4-pin male plug on your PSU.
Will this adapter power a legacy IDE drive if I keep one in the build?
No, the female end is a 15-pin SATA power connector, so it only fits SATA hard drives, SSDs or optical drives.
How can I confirm the 8.6-inch cable is delivering power correctly after I connect it?
The connected SATA drive should spin up and appear in the BIOS or operating system without errors.
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