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Black 4-pin Molex female connector splitting into five SATA power connectors on a flat black cable

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SMUGDESK 4Pin Molex Female to 5 SATA Power Splitter Cable

SKU CH-6MGF-HJ3YR

Converts one Molex connector into five SATA power ports for multiple storage drives

  • Powers five SATA drives from one Molex connector
  • Expands limited PSU SATA ports for storage upgrades
  • Thick conductors and quality connectors reduce voltage drop
  • Flexible black jacket simplifies cable routing inside the case
  • Works with SATA HDDs, SSDs and optical drives

1-to-5 SATA power expansion

This cable converts one 4-pin Molex female connector into five SATA power ports so you can run multiple drives from a single supply output. It is built with thick conductors and a tough black jacket for steady current delivery inside a desktop chassis. The 1-to-5 layout adds SATA power interfaces without opening the power supply.

Builders adding several drives

Suits anyone fitting extra SATA hard disks, SSDs or optical drives when the PSU has spare Molex plugs but not enough SATA leads. Not suited for systems that have no free Molex connector at all, or for powering devices that require a different connector type. Buyers needing more than five SATA drops from one cable should look at a different splitter configuration.

Five SATA ports from one Molex

The decisive spec is the single 4-pin Molex female input feeding five SATA power outputs, which sets the total device count and power budget available on the chain. Check that your power supply can spare a Molex connector and that the combined draw of the attached drives stays within that connector’s rating.

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Price $12.99
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Questions about this item

What connectors does this cable use to split power from one Molex port to five drives?

It takes a single 4-pin Molex female input and provides five SATA power connectors for hard drives, SSDs or optical drives.

How is the cable installed and what common mistake should be avoided?

Plug the Molex end into a spare power-supply lead, then attach each SATA plug to a drive; do not exceed the Molex rail's current limit by powering too many high-draw drives at once.

What upkeep or replacement should I plan for over time?

Inspect the cable jacket and connectors periodically for cracking or loose pins; replace the splitter if any connector shows heat damage or intermittent contact.

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