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Vszerda SATA 15-pin male to 3 female power splitter 16.5 in
Splits one SATA 15-pin power connector into three female ports using 18 AWG cable for stable multi-drive power delivery
- Type18awg
- LengthAWM 1007 18AWG 300V
- Terminal GenderMale-to-Female
- Powers three drives from one SATA 15-pin connector
- 18AWG tinned copper conductors deliver stable 3.3V, 5V and 12V rails
- Each rail rated up to 3.5A for reliable device operation
- 5 in length allows flexible routing inside any chassis
- Black 1007 300V jacket reduces clutter and improves airflow
SATA 15-pin power splitter for multi-drive expansion
This SATA 15-pin male to three female power splitter converts a single power supply connector into three outputs for hard drives, SSDs or optical drives. It supports PC, NAS and server builds where additional power ports are needed. The 16.5 inch cable uses 18AWG conductors rated for 300V.
18AWG cable and three-output layout change power
Each female connector supplies +3.3V, +5V and +12V rails with up to 3.5A per rail. The low-impedance 18AWG side-by-side wiring keeps voltage stable across all three devices. Total available power reaches 11.55W at +3.3V, 17.5W at +5V and 42W at +12V from the single source connector.
Simple plug-in install with one key precaution
Connect the male end to the power supply and attach up to three drives to the female ends; no tools or drivers are required. The black 16.5 inch length aids routing in tight chassis. Ensure system power is completely off before installation to avoid short circuits.
Highlights
- Powers three drives from one SATA 15-pin connector
- 18AWG tinned copper conductors deliver stable 3.3V, 5V and 12V rails
- Each rail rated up to 3.5A for reliable device operation
- 5 in length allows flexible routing inside any chassis
- Black 1007 300V jacket reduces clutter and improves airflow
Specifications
| Brand | ELFJMZP |
|---|---|
| Type | 18awg |
| Length | AWM 1007 18AWG 300V |
| Terminal Gender | Male-to-Female |
Questions about this item
Will the 18AWG wires or the 15-pin connectors need replacing after long-term use?
The splitter uses 18AWG side-by-side cable rated to 300V; connectors are standard SATA 15-pin and do not have a stated replacement interval.
What is the first limit reached when all three drives draw power continuously?
Each rail is rated for 3.5A, giving 11.55W at 3.3V, 17.5W at 5V and 42W at 12V; the 3.5A per-pin limit is reached before the cable’s 300V rating.
Does the 16.5-inch 18AWG cable run hot or add noticeable resistance when powered all day?
Low-impedance 18AWG construction keeps voltage drop small, so heat stays minimal during sustained operation.
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