ESATAp

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eSATA, Power over eSATA, Power eSATA, eSATA/USB Combo, eSATA USB Hybrid Port (EUHP)

External Serial ATA (SATA)/Universal Serial Bus (USB) with Power
Year created	2008
Supersedes	eSATA, Parallel ATA (PATA)
Speed	SATA Rev. 1: 1.5 Gbit/s, SATA Rev. 2: 3 Gbit/s, SATA Rev. 3: 6 Gbit/s, USB High Speed: 480 Mbit/s, USB SuperSpeed: 5 Gbit/s
Style	Serial
Hotplugging interface	Yes
External interface	eSATAp, eSATA, USB, eSATApd

In computing, ‘’‘eSATAp’’’ (also known as ‘’‘Power over eSATA’’’, ‘’‘Power eSATA’’’, ‘’‘eSATA/USB Combo’’’, or ‘’‘eSATA USB Hybrid Port’’’/’’‘EUHP’’’) is a combination connection for external storage devices. This type of port allows for either an eSATA or USB device to be connected. The eSATAp socket includes keyed cutouts for both types of connectors, ensuring that devices can only be plugged in the correct orientation for compatibility and functionality.