STARTECH SATA36RA1 36in Right-Angle SATA Cable
- Cable Connectors
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Connects an optical drive using a 6000M SATA eSATA power cable
This HP 507148-001 cable delivers power to an optical drive using a SATA connection. The 6000M part is designed for compatible HP systems requiring this specific link. It is a new component ready for installation. Builders replacing a damaged lead or assembling a supported chassis can use it.
Under continuous load the cable maintains a steady supply to the drive without signal degradation. The fixed 1‑metre length keeps routing tidy inside the case. Users needing a longer reach or a different connector type will need another solution.
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The cable is a passive SATA / eSATA power link with no active electronics, so it adds no measurable power draw or heat.
The drive needs a standard SATA power receptacle; the cable plugs directly into that port.
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