• HANDY Y-CABLE ADAPTER powers two SATA drives from a single LP4 connection; Connect the latest Serial ATA hard drives or optical drives to a power supply with legacy Molex LP4 ports .
• IDEAL SOLUTION for the DIY computer builder or IT tech repair when installing new or replacement SATA drives or DVD drives to a power supply that only has Molex power ports; Dual SATA connectors provide a spare for upgrades or repairs with a 6 inch cable length that is perfect for internal cable management .
• COMPATIBLE with 5V SATA devices connecting to 12V ATX power supplies; Sample compatibility list includes Anker Uspeed USB 3.0 PCI-Express Card, Antec VP-450W Power Supply, ASUS 24x DVD-RS serial-ATA internal optical drive, ASUS DVD SATA Supermulti Burner, Coolmax 500W Power Supply, Cooler Master Elite 460W Power Supply, Crucial 256GB SATA 2.5" Internal SSD, EVGA 430W Power Supply, Intel 520 Series 120GB SATA 2.5" SSD, HDE SATA to IDE/IDE Drive Interface .

SATA 2 X Receptacle to Molex 4 Pin ( LP4 ) Cable in 6" length. This SATA power splitter cable (1 to 2 ) features a Molex male power connector that connects to a single computer power supply Molex ( LP4 ) connector, and breaks out into two SATA female power connectors. The SATA power splitter cable overcomes the limit of the number of SATA drives that can be installed in the system, based on available PSU power connections, and eliminates the cost of having to upgrade the power supply to accommodate additional SATA drives.

Features :

The 4-Pin Molex to Dual SATA Power Y-Cable Adapter is a handy addition to your toolbox when building, upgrading or repairing computers. Always have a spare port ready for connecting SATA internal hard drives, optical drives, and DVD drives to power supplies with legacy LP4/4 pin Molex connectors.

This handy cable adapter connects an existing power supply when upgrading a computer with a Blu-ray drive or a faster SSD drive. It installs easily for recycling older power supplies and motherboards for repairs or replacements. Utilize the extra Molex ports on a power supply when all the SATA ports are occupied.

• HANDY Y-CABLE ADAPTER powers two SATA drives from a single LP4 connection; Connect the latest Serial ATA hard drives or optical drives to a power supply with legacy Molex LP4 ports .
• IDEAL SOLUTION for the DIY computer builder or IT tech repair when installing new or replacement SATA drives or DVD drives to a power supply that only has Molex power ports; Dual SATA connectors provide a spare for upgrades or repairs with a 6 inch cable length that is perfect for internal cable management .
• COMPATIBLE with 5V SATA devices connecting to 12V ATX power supplies; Sample compatibility list includes Anker Uspeed USB 3.0 PCI-Express Card, Antec VP-450W Power Supply, ASUS 24x DVD-RS serial-ATA internal optical drive, ASUS DVD SATA Supermulti Burner, Coolmax 500W Power Supply, Cooler Master Elite 460W Power Supply, Crucial 256GB SATA 2.5" Internal SSD, EVGA 430W Power Supply, Intel 520 Series 120GB SATA 2.5" SSD, HDE SATA to IDE/IDE Drive Interface .

SATA 2 X Receptacle to Molex 4 Pin ( LP4 ) Cable in 6" length. This SATA power splitter cable (1 to 2 ) features a Molex male power connector that connects to a single computer power supply Molex ( LP4 ) connector, and breaks out into two SATA female power connectors. The SATA power splitter cable overcomes the limit of the number of SATA drives that can be installed in the system, based on available PSU power connections, and eliminates the cost of having to upgrade the power supply to accommodate additional SATA drives.

Features :

The 4-Pin Molex to Dual SATA Power Y-Cable Adapter is a handy addition to your toolbox when building, upgrading or repairing computers. Always have a spare port ready for connecting SATA internal hard drives, optical drives, and DVD drives to power supplies with legacy LP4/4 pin Molex connectors.

This handy cable adapter connects an existing power supply when upgrading a computer with a Blu-ray drive or a faster SSD drive. It installs easily for recycling older power supplies and motherboards for repairs or replacements. Utilize the extra Molex ports on a power supply when all the SATA ports are occupied.