Mounting Options:
DIN-Rail Series
Workstation Series
Desktop Series
Rack Mount Series
The USBG-124ASD is a USB 2.0 to SATA/IDE Converter that enables the connection of both IDE/ATA/SATA hard drives through a USB 2.0 port for Data transfer or migration.
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USBG-124ASD, a USB to SATA / IDE Converter uses the USB 2.0 protocol enabling this adapter to connect to both IDE/ATA drives and the new and popular SATA drives. USB converters are a must have device for you to easily transfer data between hard disk drives during PC migration or upgrading, this converter is a must have gadget for any PC service technician.
The USB to SATA converter supports All drives from 20GB up to 2TB Capacity as well as IDE (ATA-66/100/133) and SATA I and SATA II and the following hard drives as well:
S-ATA and IDE Hard Drive or Optical Drive Adapter Supports IDE Hard Drives from 20GB up to 2000GB (2TB) Supports SATA or SATA II Hard Drives from 80GB up to 2,000GB (currently tested only up to 1500 GB)
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Boo Boo –
Perfect exactly what I was looking for.
Grady –
I bought a Hard Drive USB adapter earlier, but I had one old hard drive that didn’t fit. This product worked great. I was able to recover documents from an old computer with ease.
Steve –
I needed a USB device to interface with old IDE HDDs for a data recovery application. This device did the trick. It works as described so far and I’m happy with it to this point.
William Talkington Jr –
This device works as advertised. The price was right. The instructions were very easy to follow. And, it got a very specific job done. I was able to rescue files and photos that my friend thought were lost forever, all because I had the right tool for the job.
Guest –
Not a problem From start to finish – I hate spending money on something I’m only going to use once for 15 minutes before it starts collecting dust. Maybe somebody should rent out such adapters rather than people having to purchase them. They are not really cost effective.