Scan code: LN4815 Manufacturer code: 88RB-414

Serial ATA Power Converter 88RB-414, 4pin Molex to 15pin SATA (normal PSU to SATA/SATAII) 20cm

20cm Scan SATA Power Converter 4pin Molex to 15pin SATA (normal PSU to SATA/1/2/3)

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Scan code: LN4815 Manufacturer code: 88RB-414

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Product Overview Serial ATA 20cm Power Converter Cable
This 20cm cable is used for powering serial ATA drives.
This converts the standard 4 Pin used on most power supplys to a special 15 pin power connector that Serial ATA drives have .
These cables are required for all Serial ATA devices.
Features • Converts 4 Pin Molex power connector to a 15 pin SATA power connector

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