DeLOCK Converter M.2 2280 Key B+M male to 5 x SATA with heat sink

The DeLOCK Converter M.2 2280 Key B+M male to 5 x SATA with heat sink expands an M.2 host connection into five internal SATA ports, allowing connection of SSDs, hard drives, optical drives and other SATA devices. The adapter supports SATA III transfer rates up to 6 Gbit/s and includes a passive heat sink around the M.2 module to maintain optimal operating temperature. Its compact black design is suitable for installation inside desktop systems and compatible with common Windows operating systems.

Advantages

The converter provides five internal SATA outputs from a single M.2 2280 Key B+M slot, enabling multiple drive connections without additional controllers. It supports SATA III (6 Gbit/s) for efficient data transfer and uses a passive cooling solution to keep the M.2 module at stable temperatures during operation. The product is internally mounted and has a compact footprint in black finish for tidy integration into PC cases.

Suitable for

• Adding multiple internal SATA SSDs or HDDs to a desktop via an M.2 Key B+M slot
• Connecting internal DVD/Blu-ray drives alongside storage devices
• System builders and upgrade projects requiring additional SATA ports

Key specifications

• Host interface: M.2 2280 Key B+M (male)
• Output interface: 5 × internal SATA
• Maximum transfer rate: 6 Gbit/s (SATA III)
• Cooling: passive heat sink around M.2 module
• Internal installation: yes
• Product colour: black

How to use

Install the converter into an available M.2 2280 Key B+M slot on the motherboard, secure it according to the motherboard manufacturer’s instructions, and connect SATA data and power cables from the converter to the desired SATA devices. Ensure the system is powered off while installing. After physical installation, power on the system and verify that connected drives are detected in the BIOS/UEFI or the operating system.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, ensure the host M.2 slot supports the required pinout and interfaces for B+M keyed devices. Maintain adequate case airflow around the adapter to assist the passive heat sink; avoid covering the heat sink and follow motherboard guidelines for M.2 device clearance. Use compatible SATA data and power cables and confirm drive detection in BIOS/OS after installation.