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Green PCIe expansion card with three rectangular USB-A ports and two oval USB-C ports on a metal bracket

Dell 5400PD 5-port USB 3.0 PCIe data adapter (3×A 2×C 25W PD)

SKU CH-85NY-EM3PR MPN 5400PD

Adds five USB 3.0 ports — three Type-A and two Type-C with 25W Power Delivery each — via a single PCI Express slot

  • Specificationsusb, 3.43 L x 3.15 W x 0.71 H inches, 2.3876 L x 13.3096 W x
  • Connector A30
  • Connector StyleStandard
  • Dimensions14.33in W x 12.83in H x 9.06in D
  • Package Quantity1
  • Package Contents3 USB A + 2 USB C (25W PD), 1, false
  • Add five USB 3.0 ports — three Type-A and two Type-C — through a single PCIe slot
  • Two Type-C ports deliver up to 25 W Power Delivery each for fast device charging
  • Three Type-A ports supply up to 7.5 W per port under BC 1.2 for powered peripherals
  • PCIe x1 interface provides a stable internal connection without external hub drop-outs
  • No external power adapter required — draws up to 12 A from the motherboard for high-power devices

Five USB 3.0 ports on a PCIe x1 card

The Dell 5400PD adds three USB-A and two USB-C ports to a desktop through a single PCI Express x1 slot. All five ports share a combined 5 Gbps bandwidth ceiling for data transfer. Two USB-C ports deliver up to 25 W each under PD 3.0 and PPS, while three USB-A ports supply up to 7.5 W each under BC 1.2. The card draws its power from the slot and an optional 6-pin connector for higher loads.

Desktop builders who need extra front-panel ports

This adapter suits owners of standard tower PCs with a free x1 slot who want more USB-A and USB-C sockets without an external hub. It will not help laptop users or small-form-factor systems that lack a full-height PCIe slot. Buyers who need 10 Gbps or 20 Gbps speeds should look at a USB 3.2 Gen 2 or Gen 2x2 card instead.

25 W Power Delivery on each USB-C port

The two USB-C ports can charge phones, tablets or lightweight laptops at up to 25 W when the host device also supports PD 3.0 or PPS. Without a connected 6-pin power lead the card relies on slot power alone, which may limit simultaneous high-current charging. Check your device’s charging protocol before expecting the full 25 W per port.

Highlights

  • Add five USB 3.0 ports — three Type-A and two Type-C — through a single PCIe slot
  • Two Type-C ports deliver up to 25 W Power Delivery each for fast device charging
  • Three Type-A ports supply up to 7.5 W per port under BC 1.2 for powered peripherals
  • PCIe x1 interface provides a stable internal connection without external hub drop-outs
  • No external power adapter required — draws up to 12 A from the motherboard for high-power devices

Specifications

BrandDell
Series5400PD
Model5400PD
Part Number5400PD
Specificationsusb, 3.43 L x 3.15 W x 0.71 H inches, 2.3876 L x 13.3096 W x 15.0114 H centimeters, 0.109 kilograms, 180 Days Manufacturer, 5400PD, 43201400
Connector A30
Connector StyleStandard
Dimensions14.33in W x 12.83in H x 9.06in D
Package Quantity1
Package Contents3 USB A + 2 USB C (25W PD), 1, false

Questions about this item

What total bandwidth does the PCIe ×1 link share across all five ports?

The adapter runs on a PCIe ×1 interface and delivers a combined maximum of 5 Gbps for all connected devices.

How much heat and noise should I expect when the card runs continuously?

The card has no fan and draws power only from the slot; it operates silently and stays cool under normal desktop loads.

Which power connector must my motherboard provide so the USB-C ports can deliver 25 W each?

A 6-pin PCIe power connector from the PSU is required for the USB-C ports to supply their full 25 W Power Delivery rating.

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