UGREEN 50720 IDE Power to SATA Power Cable

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UGREEN 50720 IDE Power To Sata Power Cable

The UGREEN US217 (50720) Molex to SATA Power Adapter Cable is designed to convert a legacy 4-pin Molex (LP4/IDE) power connector into a standard 15-pin SATA power connector, allowing SATA hard drives and optical drives to be powered by older power supplies without native SATA connectors. With a compact 0.2-meter (20cm) length, it provides convenient cable routing and helps maintain a clean internal PC setup. The adapter features 18AWG tinned copper cores with durable PVC insulation for reliable power delivery and long-lasting use, while supporting the 5V and 12V power rails required by compatible 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch SATA drives. It is an ideal solution for upgrading or repairing older systems without replacing the existing power supply.