ACT Micro SATA (6+7) female - SATA (7) female + 5,25 inch male (4 pins) 0,30 m

This ACT cable is a 0.30 m internal connection lead featuring a Micro SATA (6+7) female connector, a standard SATA (7) female connector and a 5.25" (4-pin) male power plug. Designed for internal PC use, the red-sheathed cable provides both data and power connection options for compatible storage devices, enabling compact routing inside desktop or small form-factor systems.

Advantages

The cable combines a Micro SATA data/power interface and a standard SATA data interface with a separate 5.25" four-pin power plug to support devices that require mixed connectors. Its short 0.30 m length reduces cable clutter and improves internal airflow, while the red color makes identification and routing easier during installation. The female connectors are keyed to prevent incorrect mating and provide a stable connection for data transfer and power delivery.

Suitable for

• Connecting mSATA or Micro SATA storage modules to a system that provides separate SATA data and 4‑pin Molex power
• Internal desktop PC builds where a short, neat cable run is required
• Upgrading or replacing internal cables in small form-factor or compact chassis

Key specifications

• Cable length: 0.30 m
• Connectors: Micro SATA (6+7) female; SATA (7) female; 5.25" (4-pin) male power
• Colour: Red sleeving
• Application: Internal PC data and power connection
• Orientation: Straight connectors with keyed mating

How to use

Power off the PC and disconnect it from mains before installation. Route the cable inside the case to avoid interference with fans and moving parts. Insert the Micro SATA female end onto the compatible device connector and connect the SATA female end to the motherboard or controller data port. Finally, attach the 5.25" four-pin male power plug to an available Molex power socket from the power supply. Ensure all connections are fully seated and secure before powering the system back on.

Recommendations

Use the cable for short internal runs only; avoid stretching or sharply bending the cable near connector ends. Keep the cable away from high-temperature zones and moving fans. Verify device compatibility with Micro SATA and standard SATA interfaces before installation.