Intern SATA-adapter DeLOCK 64086

The Internal SATA Adapter DeLOCK 64086 provides a compact internal solution to connect SATA drives via a USB Type-A host interface. Designed for integration inside a PC or enclosure, the adapter supports SATA devices with a maximum data transfer rate of 6 Gbit/s. Its transparent housing and modest dimensions (109 mm × 184 mm × 32 mm) make it unobtrusive while offering a direct SATA output for 2.5" or 3.5" storage devices. The adapter is compatible with common operating systems including Windows 10, 8.1, 7 and ChromeOS, enabling straightforward use in upgrade, repair or data-migration scenarios.

Advantages

This internal SATA adapter delivers a straightforward bridge between a USB Type-A host connection and a SATA output, allowing reliable data transfer at up to 6 Gbit/s. The transparent enclosure helps with visual inspection of the adapter and installed cabling without adding bulk to the installation. Compatible with multiple operating systems, it supports diverse setups for maintenance, testing, or permanent installations. Its compact form factor simplifies mounting inside small cases or specialized enclosures.

Suitable for

• Connecting internal SATA HDDs or SSDs to a system via a USB Type-A connection inside a PC or enclosure
• Data migration, cloning or backup tasks where a SATA drive must be accessed by a host with USB Type-A interface
• Drive testing and diagnostics in repair workshops or service environments
• Small form-factor installations that require an internal adapter with minimal footprint

Key specifications

• Host interface: USB Type-A
• Output interface: SATA
• Maximum data transfer rate: 6 Gbit/s
• Design: internal adapter with transparent housing
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 109 mm × 184 mm × 32 mm
• Compatibility: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7, ChromeOS

How to use

Install the adapter inside the target system or enclosure in a location that provides access to the host USB Type-A connector and the SATA device. Connect the SATA drive to the adapter's SATA output using an appropriate SATA cable, and attach the USB Type-A connector to the host interface provided by the system. Power the SATA drive as required by your drive type and system power supply. After connecting and powering the system, the operating system should detect the drive automatically if supported; follow standard OS procedures to initialise, mount or format the drive as needed.

Recommendations

Ensure the SATA drive is properly powered and securely connected before powering the system. Use a stable mounting location to avoid strain on connectors. For data-critical operations such as cloning or backups, verify drive recognition and perform a brief transfer test to confirm stable communication at the expected transfer rate.