Scan code: LN4815 Manufacturer code: 88RB-414

Scan 20cm Molex to SATA Power Converter

20cm Scan 88RB-414, SATA Power Converter, 4-pin Molex to 15-pin SATA, 18AWG

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Scan code: LN4815 Manufacturer code: 88RB-414

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Product Overview

Serial ATA 20cm Power Converter Cable

Serial ATA power cable for converting 4 pin molex connector into 15 pin SATA power connector. This is used for powering SATA Hard Disk Drives including Solid State Drives(SSD).

Features • 4 Pin Molex to Serial ATA Power Supply.
• 4 Pin male molex power.
• 15pin female SATA power.
• 18 AWG.
• 0.2MTR.

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