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Vszerda SATA 22Pin to Power eSATA Cable Splitter USB Power 2.5inch SATA 7+15Pin

SKU CH-JSG6-H75HB

Connects a 2.5 inch SATA 22Pin drive to an eSATA port with USB power via a 7+15Pin splitter

  • Connects 2.5 inch drives via eSATA using a single 22 pin SATA cable
  • Powers the drive through a USB connector without a separate power adapter
  • Splits one 22 pin port into 7 pin data and 15 pin power connections
  • Extends the reach between the host and the drive with a flexible cord

Vszerda 22-Pin SATA to eSATA Adapter

This Vszerda adapter converts a 22-pin 2.5-inch SATA connection to an eSATA interface while adding a USB power input. It lets you connect a laptop-style hard drive to an external eSATA port without a separate power brick.

Suits users adding external storage via eSATA

Builders who need to power a 3.5-inch drive or require an internal SATA link cannot use this cable. The USB power lead only supports 2.5-inch units, so larger drives need a different solution.

Highlights

  • Connects 2.5 inch drives via eSATA using a single 22 pin SATA cable
  • Powers the drive through a USB connector without a separate power adapter
  • Splits one 22 pin port into 7 pin data and 15 pin power connections
  • Extends the reach between the host and the drive with a flexible cord

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Which connector combination do I need for my 2.5-inch drive?

This cable splits a single 22-pin SATA port into separate 7-pin data and 15-pin power connectors, plus a USB power lead for extra current.

What transfer speed will I see when I connect the eSATA end to my laptop?

The eSATA link runs at SATA 3 Gb/s or 6 Gb/s depending on your host controller, so real-world throughput matches the drive's native SATA rating.

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