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Black SATA power splitter cable with one 15-pin male plug branching to four female connectors

Vszerda

Vszerda SATA Power Splitter 15 Pin to 4 SATA 40cm

SKU CH-6B2N-6CBEJ

Splits one 15-pin SATA power connector into four female receptacles using 18AWG copper wire over a 40cm length

  • TypeSATA
  • Connector Detail15pin Sata
  • Terminal GenderMale-to-Female
  • ConductorCopper
  • FeaturesData Transfer
  • Powers four drives from one PSU connection using a 15-pin SATA male to four female receptacles
  • 18 AWG tinned copper conductors deliver reliable 3.3 V, 5 V and 12 V power to SATA I, II and III devices
  • 40 cm overall length with receptacles spaced at 4.0 inch intervals aids internal cable management and airflow
  • One-piece moulded construction prevents degumming and burrs while providing strong toughness and wear resistance
  • Standardised interface design ensures easy plug and unplug action with fast data transfer and good contact

Vszerda SATA Power Splitter 1 to 4

This 15-pin SATA power splitter turns one male connector into four female receptacles. It powers up to four Serial ATA hard drives, solid-state drives, optical drives or PCI-E cards from a single power-supply connection. The snug-fitting male plug clicks securely into the PSU to prevent accidental disconnection during operation. Builders expanding internal storage or adding peripherals will find it a straightforward solution.

Build quality and daily use

The cable uses standard 18AWG tinned copper conductors for reliable power delivery across 3.3V, 5V and 12V rails. A 16-inch harness spaces the four drive receptacles at 4.0-inch intervals, giving enough reach for tidy routing in most chassis layouts. The moulded one-piece construction avoids degumming and burrs, while the standardised interface ensures easy insertion and removal without bad contact.

Upgrade path and when to choose it

This splitter replaces the need for additional PSU SATA leads when the supply has limited native connectors. It is worth the jump when installing multiple drives or PCI-E expansion cards without upgrading the power supply itself. It is not suited for builders who need more than four SATA power drops or who require longer individual leads for full-tower cable runs.

Highlights

  • Powers four drives from one PSU connection using a 15-pin SATA male to four female receptacles
  • 18 AWG tinned copper conductors deliver reliable 3.3 V, 5 V and 12 V power to SATA I, II and III devices
  • 40 cm overall length with receptacles spaced at 4.0 inch intervals aids internal cable management and airflow
  • One-piece moulded construction prevents degumming and burrs while providing strong toughness and wear resistance
  • Standardised interface design ensures easy plug and unplug action with fast data transfer and good contact

Specifications

BrandVszerda
Model1 to 4 SATA
TypeSATA
Connector Detail15pin Sata
Terminal GenderMale-to-Female
ConductorCopper
FeaturesData Transfer

Questions about this item

What does the 15-pin SATA power interface actually deliver to four drives?

The splitter carries 3.3 V, 5 V and 12 V rails from one PSU connector to four SATA receptacles, so each attached HDD, SSD or optical drive receives the standard three-voltage supply without conversion.

How much clearance does the 16-inch harness with 4.0-inch receptacle spacing need inside a case?

The cable runs 40 cm total with each of the four female plugs spaced 4.0 inches apart, so you need room for that staggered layout along the drive cage or mounting points.

Which way does the 15-pin male plug seat into the PSU, and what clicks to confirm it?

Align the L-shaped key on the male plug with the PSU’s SATA power port and push until the moulded latch snaps — that click is the only confirmation the connector is fully seated.

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