Internal PC bracket cable ShiverPeaks BS-75626 – 2× eSATA to 1× 7‑pin SATA connector

The ShiverPeaks BS-75626 internal bracket cable provides two external eSATA ports routed to a single internal 7‑pin SATA connector. Installed in a standard expansion slot, the bracket enables connection of up to two eSATA devices using one motherboard SATA port, allowing external storage devices to interface with the system without adding dedicated eSATA headers on the motherboard. The included 0.5 m internal cable provides a compact, fixed routing between the bracket and the internal SATA header.

Advantages

This bracket-mounted solution conserves internal space while exposing two external eSATA ports at the rear of the PC. It eliminates the need for a separate eSATA controller card when a free SATA port is available on the motherboard. The 7‑pin SATA connector ensures standard SATA signaling and compatibility with eSATA devices, and the short integrated cable promotes tidy internal cable management.

Suitable for

• Connecting external eSATA hard drives or SSD enclosures to a desktop PC
• External docking solutions that require eSATA connectivity
• Backup systems and data transfer tasks where high-speed external SATA access is needed

Key specifications

• Interface: 2 × external eSATA ports to 1 × internal 7‑pin SATA connector
• Cable length: 0.50 m internal cable between bracket and SATA connector
• Bracket form factor: single expansion slot with rear-mounted eSATA sockets
• Compatibility: standard eSATA/eSATAp devices using SATA signaling
• Connection type: mechanical fixed bracket with soldered/terminated cable ends for internal header

How to use

Turn off the PC and disconnect power before installation. Remove the corresponding expansion slot cover at the rear of the case, insert the bracket into the slot, and secure it with the screw. Route the internal 0.5 m cable to an available 7‑pin SATA header on the motherboard and attach the connector firmly. Reassemble the case, restore power, and verify that connected eSATA devices are detected by the operating system. No driver is typically required for basic SATA connectivity, but ensure your BIOS and OS storage settings support external SATA devices.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use high-quality shielded eSATA cables for external connections and avoid excessive bending of the internal cable. Verify that the motherboard SATA port is not part of a RAID or special controller mode if you intend to use the port for single-device external storage. If hot-plug use is required, confirm that your motherboard and operating system support SATA hot-plug functionality before connecting or disconnecting devices while powered.