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Black USB 3.0 to 13-pin slimline SATA adapter cable

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Vszerda USB 3.0 to 13Pin Slimline SATA Adapter Cable

SKU CH-TT2Y-BN39G

Connects a 13-pin slimline SATA drive to a USB 3.0 port for data access

  • Connects slimline drives via 13-pin SATA interface
  • USB 3.0 host link enables fast data transfer
  • Powers HDDs and optical drives through single cable
  • Compact adapter suits internal 7+6 pin slimline devices

USB 3.0 adapter for 13-pin slimline SATA drives

This adapter connects a 13-pin slimline SATA hard drive or optical drive to a USB 3.0 port. It is designed for technicians and laptop owners who need quick access to data on slim internal drives without installing them inside a chassis.

13-pin 7+6 power-plus-data connector is required

The cable only works with drives that use the combined 13-pin 7+6 slimline SATA interface. Drives with standard 7-pin data and separate 15-pin power connectors, or any other interface, cannot be attached.

Highlights

  • Connects slimline drives via 13-pin SATA interface
  • USB 3.0 host link enables fast data transfer
  • Powers HDDs and optical drives through single cable
  • Compact adapter suits internal 7+6 pin slimline devices

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What does the USB 3.0 speed mean when I connect a slimline SATA drive?

The adapter runs at USB 3.0 rates, so a 13-pin slimline SATA hard drive or optical drive will transfer at up to 5 Gb/s, limited by the drive's own SATA throughput.

Does the 13-pin connector carry both data and power for a slimline SATA device?

Yes, the 7+6 pin layout supplies the SATA data lanes and the 5 V power rail that slimline drives require, so no separate power brick is needed.

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