Power Y-Adapter Renkforce 1× SATA power plug 15‑pin to 2× SATA power sockets 15‑pin, 0.15 m, black/red/yellow

The Renkforce Power Y-Adapter converts a single 15‑pin SATA power plug into two 15‑pin SATA power sockets using a short 0.15 m cable. Designed for internal PC power distribution, the adapter provides an additional SATA power connection for hard drives, SSDs or other SATA-powered peripherals when PSU cable availability is limited. The cable uses color-coded conductors (black, red, yellow) that correspond to the standard SATA power pinout.

Advantages

The compact 0.15 m length minimizes cable clutter inside the case while providing reliable dual power outputs from a single supply connector. Color-coded wiring ensures correct polarity and compatibility with standard SATA power pinouts. The adapter is a simple, plug-and-play solution that requires no tools or modifications to existing PSU cables or devices.

Suitable for

• Adding an extra SATA power connector for 3.5" HDDs or 2.5" SSDs
• Powering additional optical drives or SATA-based peripherals
• Temporary power distribution during system assembly or maintenance
• Small form factor builds where existing PSU connectors are limited

Key specifications

• Cable type: SATA power Y-adapter (1 plug to 2 sockets)
• Connector: 15‑pin SATA power plug to two 15‑pin SATA power sockets
• Length: 0.15 m
• Wire colours: black, red, yellow (standard SATA power pinout)
• Colour of housing: black

How to use

Connect the single 15‑pin SATA power plug to an available SATA power output from the PSU. Then attach up to two SATA devices to the adapter's sockets, ensuring each device's power connector is fully seated. Route the short cable to avoid contact with moving parts and to maintain airflow inside the case. No software or additional hardware configuration is required.

Recommendations

Use the adapter only for SATA power connections and within the rated current limits of the power supply and device power requirements. Avoid daisy-chaining multiple adapters from a single PSU output to prevent overloading the supply rail. Ensure connections are secure before powering the system on.