Monoprice

Monoprice 5184 SATA Power Y Cable 0.2m

Split one SATA power connector into two with this short, reliable Y-cable for expanding drive installations.

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Overview

The Monoprice 5184 SATA Power Y-Cable is a straightforward solution for PC builders and upgraders who need to connect more SATA-powered devices than their power supply has connectors for. By splitting a single 15-pin SATA power output into two female connectors, it allows you to power an additional hard drive, SSD, or optical drive without replacing your PSU or buying additional modular cables. The standard 15-pin SATA power interface ensures broad compatibility with drives and power supplies from all major manufacturers.

At just 0.2 meters in length, this Y-cable is designed for clean, minimal cable runs inside a PC case. The short length works well when drives are mounted close together, such as in a drive cage or SSD bracket, keeping excess cable from obstructing airflow or cluttering the interior. It is a particularly handy accessory to keep in a toolkit for system builds, NAS setups, or any scenario where you need one more SATA power connection than your PSU provides.

Specifications

Connector Type
15-Pin SATA Power
Configuration
1 Male to 2 Female (Y-Splitter)
Cable Length
0.2 meters (~8 inches)
Brand
Monoprice
Model
5184

Frequently Asked Questions

It has one 15-pin SATA power male connector on one end that splits into two 15-pin SATA power female connectors.
The cable is 0.2 meters (approximately 8 inches) long, designed for neat routing inside a PC case.
Yes, it can power two SATA devices simultaneously from a single power supply SATA connector, provided your PSU has sufficient wattage for both devices.
Yes, it uses the standard 15-pin SATA power connector that is universal across ATX and compatible power supplies.