U-Reach, Inc. IDE to SATA Converter Yellow 2-Pack
Two yellow adapters connect IDE drives to SATA ports with a 5 V DC power input
- Connector detailsIDE x1, SATA x1
- Product colorYellow
- Connect IDE drives to SATA ports with a compact converter
- Two adapters included for multiple drive migrations
- DC 5 V power port supplies stable voltage to connected drives
- Bidirectional design handles both IDE-to-SATA and SATA-to-IDE setups
- Yellow housing makes the adapter easy to spot inside a case
Two-pack IDE-to-SATA converters
This pack contains two yellow adapters that translate an IDE hard-drive connector to a SATA interface. Each unit provides one IDE port and one SATA port and draws power from a 5 V DC input. The converters are supplied new and ship from a US location.
Builders migrating legacy drives
The adapters suit anyone connecting an older IDE hard disk to a motherboard or controller that only offers SATA ports. They will not help users who need to attach SATA drives to an IDE-only host, nor builders who require a bridge for laptop-sized 2.5-inch IDE devices without a separate caddy.
Bundled pair simplifies dual-drive jobs
Having two identical converters in one package lets you migrate a pair of IDE drives simultaneously or keep a spare for future repairs. No additional cables, mounting brackets or driver discs are included, so you must supply your own SATA data leads and a 5 V power source.
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product color | Yellow |
| Ports & slots | |
| Connector details | IDE x1, SATA x1 |
Questions about this item
Do I need a separate 5 V DC power adapter to run the converter?
Yes, the converter has a DC 5 V power port that must be connected for operation.
Can I use this adapter with a legacy IDE hard drive on a modern SATA motherboard port?
The adapter provides an IDE HDD port and a SATA interface so an older IDE drive can connect to a SATA host.
How can I verify the adapter is functioning after I connect the drive?
The attached drive should appear in the system BIOS or operating system disk utility once the converter is powered and connected.
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