Micro Sata U.2 SFF-8639 and SATA 7+15 Pin to M.2 SSD Adapter up to 110 mm Size For Sale

Micro Sata U.2 SFF-8639 and SATA 7+15 Pin to M.2 SSD Adapter up to 110 mm Size
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Micro Sata U.2 SFF-8639 and SATA 7+15 Pin to M.2 SSD Adapter up to 110 mm Size:
$29.99

U.2 (SFF-8639) and SATA 7+15 Pin to M.2 SSD Adapter up to 110 mm Size.
Description:

This U.2 (SFF-8639) and SATA 7+15 Pin to M.2 SSD Adapter is up to 110 mm in size.

Specifications:
  • M.2 NVMe to U.2(SFF-8639) convert
  • M.2 SATA to SATA 22pin convert
  • Build in M.2 M-key Female connector
  • Build in SFF-8639 connector, pin-out defined by PCIe
  • PWM synchronous buck converter Power IC
  • 4A maximum output current
  • Short circuit protection
  • In-rush current suppression
  • Thermal shutdown protection
  • ESD HBM (Human Body Mode)/2KV
  • LED1 RED LED Blinking indicates M.2 SSD active status
  • LED2 Green LED on indicates M.2 NVMe SSD power ready
  • LED3 Green LED on indicates M.2 SATA SSD power ready
Micro SATA Cables PN # SFF-1122-U2

Cable Options for Adapter :

  • Micro SATA Cables PN # U2-1173-50CM
  • ‌Micro SATA Cables PN #SFF-992-20CM
  • Micro SATA Cables PN #SFF-854-1M


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