UNIQUE SATA MALE TO 4 PIN FEMALE MOLEX adapter -power cable designed to convert a 4-pin Molex con...

UNIQUE SATA MALE TO 4 PIN FEMALE MOLEX adapter -power cable designed to convert a 4-pin Molex connector into a SATA power connector, allowing users to power SATA devices using older power supplies with Molex connectors. It supports both 12V and 5V power lines, providing a reliable solution for upgrading or repurposing systems. However, the exact product details might vary, and it's essential to ensure compatibility with your specific hardware setup

Product Overview

The UNIQUE SATA MALE TO 4 PIN FEMALE MOLEX adapter is a specialized power cable designed to convert a 4-pin Molex connector into a SATA power connector. This conversion allows users to power SATA devices using older power supplies that only have Molex connectors. It is particularly useful for upgrading or repurposing older systems to support modern SATA drives. The adapter supports both 12V and 5V power lines, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of SATA devices. By using this adapter, users can easily integrate SATA hard drives or SSDs into systems with legacy power supplies. Overall, it provides a convenient and reliable solution for managing power connections in mixed hardware environments

Specifications

Product Code: SATAM2MOLXF
Product Overview: Unique SATA Male to 4 Pin Female Molex
Connectors:
Input: 4-pin Molex (LP4) male connector.
Output: 15-pin SATA power connector.
Power Support:
Supports both 12V and 5V power lines, suitable for SATA devices.
Each SATA connector can handle up to 4.5 A on each rail (split into 3 rails of 1.5 A each).
Cable Length:
Varies by product, but common lengths include 10 cm to 30 cm.
Weight:
Typically around 0.1 kg.
Compatibility:
Suitable for powering SATA hard drives, SSDs, DVD writers, and Blu-ray writers.
Safety Considerations:
Ensure proper shielding to prevent electrical arcing, which can cause damage or fire hazards.
Brand and Availability:
Available from various brands and retailers, including UniQue, Matrix Warehouse, and ComX Computers