Adaptador SATA USB 2.0 interno DeLOCK 62853

The Internal SATA USB 2.0 Adapter DeLOCK 62853 allows installation of an mSATA SSD (half-size or full-size) as a replacement for a 2.5" HDD. The adapter connects to the system via a SATA 22-pin interface and provides a USB Mini-B port for integrating Mini PCIe modules based on USB. Optionally, the power can be supplied through a USB port. The adapter supports SATA host connections and a maximum transfer rate of 6 Gbit/s, and its compact dimensions make it suitable for internal PC installations.

Advantages

The adapter supports both half-size and full-size mSATA SSDs and can serve as a drop-in replacement for a 2.5" hard drive. It provides a SATA 22-pin connection for direct integration with the system and a USB Mini-B port to attach USB-based Mini PCIe modules. Power can be provided optionally via USB, and the unit supports up to 6 Gbit/s transfer speed for SATA interfaces.

Suitable for

• Replacing a 2.5" HDD with an mSATA SSD
• Connecting mSATA SSDs in half-size or full-size form factor
• Integrating USB-based Mini PCIe modules via the USB Mini-B port
• Internal PC installations requiring a compact SATA-to-USB adapter

Key specifications

• Brand: DELOCK
• Model / MPN: 62853
• EAN: 4043619628537
• Interface: SATA 22-pin (host) and USB Mini-B (device for Mini PCIe modules)
• Supported device: mSATA SSD (half-size and full-size)
• Max. SATA transfer rate: 6 Gbit/s
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 70 × 100 × 7 mm

How to use

Install the mSATA SSD (half-size or full-size) into the adapter socket according to the mSATA alignment. Connect the adapter to the system's SATA 22-pin interface. If a USB-based Mini PCIe module is used instead of an mSATA SSD, connect it to the adapter via the USB Mini-B port. Provide power either from the host system via SATA power or optionally through a USB power source if available. After connections, verify device detection in the system BIOS or operating system and proceed with formatting or cloning as required.

Recommendations

Use the adapter inside a powered-off system when installing or removing drives. Ensure correct orientation of the mSATA module before inserting and confirm secure connections to SATA and power interfaces. For reliable operation, use compatible mSATA modules and check the system BIOS/UEFI for SATA mode settings. If using USB power, confirm the host USB port can supply sufficient current for the attached device.