Kenable Sata Power Plug To 4 Pin Lp4 Molex Socket Adapter Psu Converter
This compact internal power adapter converts a standard SATA 15-pin power supply connection into a 4-pin LP4 Molex socket. It offers a practical and straightforward solution when your power supply unit has only modern SATA power connectors available, but you need to supply power to legacy devices that require a Molex fitting. Engineered as a solid one-piece converter block, it simply plugs onto the end of your existing SATA power cable to provide an immediate Molex connection. It is especially suitable for newer desktop systems and Dell PCs that lack native 4-pin Molex leads from the factory PSU. Key Features 15-Pin SATA Connection: attaches directly to standard 15-pin SATA power leads from your power supply 4-Pin LP4 Molex Socket: provides a standard Molex output for legacy internal PC hardware Compact One-Piece Design: simple block adapter eliminates excess cable clutter inside the PC chassis Broad System Compatibility: ideal for modern systems such as Dell PCs lacking native Molex cabling Drive Conversion: easily powers IDE hard disk drives and optical CD or DVD drives Tool-Free Installation: simple plug-and-play setup without requiring extra mounting or wiring Durable Moulded Housing: robust black plastic casing protects internal connections Single Adapter Unit: provides front-to-back conversion in a single durable component Applications Home Use Connecting an older IDE desktop hard drive to a modern home computer power supply Powering CD-ROM, DVD reader, or re-writer optical drives in a home media build Adding legacy cooling fans or accessories requiring a Molex power feed Building budget desktop PCs using repurposed storage hardware Office and Professional Use Upgrading modern office workstations and Dell business desktops lacking Molex leads Recovering critical data from legacy IDE drives during PC maintenance Supplying power to internal drive bay expansions and add-on cards Workshop testing of legacy drives using standard modern SATA test bench PSUs Educatio.
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Details:Kenable Sata Power Plug To 4 Pin Lp4 Molex Socket Adapter Psu Converter
This compact internal power adapter converts a standard SATA 15-pin power supply connection into a 4-pin LP4 Molex socket. It offers a practical and straightforward solution when your power supply unit has only modern SATA power connectors available, but you need to supply power to legacy devices that require a Molex fitting. Engineered as a solid one-piece converter block, it simply plugs onto the end of your existing SATA power cable to provide an immediate Molex connection. It is especially suitable for newer desktop systems and Dell PCs that lack native 4-pin Molex leads from the factory PSU. Key Features 15-Pin SATA Connection: attaches directly to standard 15-pin SATA power leads from your power supply 4-Pin LP4 Molex Socket: provides a standard Molex output for legacy internal PC hardware Compact One-Piece Design: simple block adapter eliminates excess cable clutter inside the PC chassis Broad System Compatibility: ideal for modern systems such as Dell PCs lacking native Molex cabling Drive Conversion: easily powers IDE hard disk drives and optical CD or DVD drives Tool-Free Installation: simple plug-and-play setup without requiring extra mounting or wiring Durable Moulded Housing: robust black plastic casing protects internal connections Single Adapter Unit: provides front-to-back conversion in a single durable component Applications Home Use Connecting an older IDE desktop hard drive to a modern home computer power supply Powering CD-ROM, DVD reader, or re-writer optical drives in a home media build Adding legacy cooling fans or accessories requiring a Molex power feed Building budget desktop PCs using repurposed storage hardware Office and Professional Use Upgrading modern office workstations and Dell business desktops lacking Molex leads Recovering critical data from legacy IDE drives during PC maintenance Supplying power to internal drive bay expansions and add-on cards Workshop testing of legacy drives using standard modern SATA test bench PSUs Educatio.
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Product Description
This compact internal power adapter converts a standard SATA 15-pin power supply connection into a 4-pin LP4 Molex socket. It offers a practical and straightforward solution when your power supply unit has only modern SATA power connectors available, but you need to supply power to legacy devices that require a Molex fitting. Engineered as a solid one-piece converter block, it simply plugs onto the end of your existing SATA power cable to provide an immediate Molex connection. It is especially suitable for newer desktop systems and Dell PCs that lack native 4-pin Molex leads from the factory PSU. Key Features 15-Pin SATA Connection: attaches directly to standard 15-pin SATA power leads from your power supply 4-Pin LP4 Molex Socket: provides a standard Molex output for legacy internal PC hardware Compact One-Piece Design: simple block adapter eliminates excess cable clutter inside the PC chassis Broad System Compatibility: ideal for modern systems such as Dell PCs lacking native Molex cabling Drive Conversion: easily powers IDE hard disk drives and optical CD or DVD drives Tool-Free Installation: simple plug-and-play setup without requiring extra mounting or wiring Durable Moulded Housing: robust black plastic casing protects internal connections Single Adapter Unit: provides front-to-back conversion in a single durable component Applications Home Use Connecting an older IDE desktop hard drive to a modern home computer power supply Powering CD-ROM, DVD reader, or re-writer optical drives in a home media build Adding legacy cooling fans or accessories requiring a Molex power feed Building budget desktop PCs using repurposed storage hardware Office and Professional Use Upgrading modern office workstations and Dell business desktops lacking Molex leads Recovering critical data from legacy IDE drives during PC maintenance Supplying power to internal drive bay expansions and add-on cards Workshop testing of legacy drives using standard modern SATA test bench PSUs Educatio.
Product Specifications
General | |
|---|---|
Color | black |
Gender | male |
Material | plastic |
Brand | Kenable |
cable length | not applicable |
colour | multicoloured |
compatible brand | universal |
compatible model | universal |
connector a | 4 pin peripheral |
connectors | molex, sata power |
cooling | none |
features | n/a, power, converter, adapter |
surge energy capacity | not applicable |
type | connector |
voltage compatibility | 12v, 9v |
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