STARTECH PAC1011410 10 ft power extension cord 14 AWG
- Cable Connectors
- Black
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A 22 cm power extension cable for hard drives with oxidation-resistant wires
The Vszerda cable adds 22 cm of reach to an existing hard-drive power connection. It is built with oxidation-resistant conductors to maintain reliable contact over time. The cord is sold new and serves as a direct replacement or lengthener for the original power lead.
Installers who need a short, tidy link between a power supply and a drive bay will find the length convenient. Builders requiring a longer run or a different connector type should look at other options.
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The extension cord measures 22 cm from end to end, giving a short reach for tight drive bays or cramped chassis layouts.
Plug the male end into your power supply lead and the female end onto the drive’s power socket, making sure each connector seats fully so the oxidation-resistant contacts engage properly.
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