15-Pin SATA Female 1 To 5Port Power Supply Cable SSD Right Angel Port Multiplier For Sale
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15-Pin SATA Female 1 To 5Port Power Supply Cable SSD Right Angel Port Multiplier:
$11.15
* Material: 18AWG wire, flat cable 34 / 0.18TS pure copper tinned wire
* Connector A: 15 pin SATA Female
* Connector B: 15 pin SATA Male *5 Port
* Length: 20CM + 10CM * 4
* Color: Black(as pictures show)
Package contents:
1* SATA Power Supply Cable
Note:The real color of the item may be slightly different from the picturesshown on website caused by many factors such as brightness of yourmonitor and light brightness
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