BUCIER PSU Cable Extension Kit 30cm Pink 24-pin 8-pin 2x8-pin 18AWG
- Pink
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Extends ATX, EPS and PCIe power cables by 30 cm with 18 AWG tinned-copper wire, triple-layer sleeving and included combs for cleaner routing
Color Black & Grey
This kit supplies a 24-pin ATX cable, one 8-pin EPS cable and two 8-pin PCIe cables in a single package. It targets system builders who want uniform black and grey sleeving without replacing the power supply itself.
Each cable measures 30 centimetres and uses an 18AWG pure copper tinned conductor wrapped in triple-layer woven silicone. The material stays pliable for tight routing and resists the odour that some sleeved extensions develop under load. Acrylic combs are included to align the wires into clean parallel runs.
The extensions sit between the PSU and the motherboard or graphics card, so the original cables remain in place. The upgrade is worthwhile when the factory sleeving clashes with a colour theme or when the stock lengths leave slack that cannot be hidden. Builders who need longer reach or a different connector count will need a separate solution.
| Color | Black & Grey |
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The kit includes a 24-pin ATX motherboard extension, an 8-pin (4+4) EPS cable and two 8-pin (6+2) PCIe GPU cables, all built with 18AWG pure copper tinned conductors for stable current delivery.
Every extension measures 30cm end to end; the supplied acrylic cable combs clip onto the sleeved wires and require only a few millimetres of space behind the motherboard tray or GPU backplate.
Each PCIe cable splits into a 6-pin block plus a 2-pin block — attach the 6-pin section first, then add the 2-pin section only if your graphics card needs an 8-pin connector; forcing the combined 8-pin into a 6-pin socket is the typical error.
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