Item Description

Connect a SATA drive to a USB port for quick and easy data transfer, backup and storage. Quickly Share, Store and Archive Important Data The Manhattan Hi-Speed USB to SATA/IDE Adapter with Power Supply connects SATA, SATA-enhanced, IDE and enhanced-IDE hard disks to desktop and notebook computers using a USB port. Transferring and sharing files between desktop and notebook computers, backing up files or storing large file archives on external drives is faster and easier to accomplish. Serving as a bridge, the adapter can transfer data between SATA and IDE external drives when both are simultaneously attached. Compatibility with all types of hard drives up to 5.25in - including 2.5in notebook computer drives and standard 3.5in hard drives - makes this a versatile tool for professional and home users. Easily Connect IDE Devices Using a USB Port Hard drives, Zip drives and other external drives can be quickly connected using the same standard USB connection popular with computer peripherals and devices. The included power supply supports drives with higher usage requirements. Suitable for Professional and Home Use With the need for data security and data recovery growing, the Hi-Speed USB to SATA/IDE Adapter with convenient one-touch backup function helps duplicate, copy or transfer large amounts of data from one drive to another. Easy to install and use, its plug-and-play and hot-swap capabilities help provide a convenient method to transfer, store data and test hard drives. With data transfer adapter transfer files to any device with the great convenience IDE/SATA/USB adapter is fast and durable adding convenience in life

Manufacturer Name: INTRACOM USA, INC.

Manufacturer Part Number: 179195

Brand Name: INTRACOM USA, INC.

Country of Origin: China (CN)

National Stock Number: n/a

Unit of Measure: EA

Item Dimensions: 8.1 inches x 5.1 inches x 2.7 inches

Item Weight: 0.65 pounds

UNSPC: 43201553 | UPC: 766623179195

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm.