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EN-Labs

EN-Labs PCIE6PSPL8P15CM PCIe 6-pin to Dual 8-pin Power Splitter Cord 6 Inches

SKU CH-F1PE-6QNRD

A 6-inch power splitter converts one 6-pin PCIe 2.0 connector into two 8-pin (6+2) outputs using 18AWG copper wire

  • TypePCIe 6pin to Dual 8pin(6+2) power splitter
  • Length6 inch / 15CM
  • Cable Length6.1 in.
  • Connector A2 x PCIe 8pin(6+2) Female
  • Connector BPCIe 6pin Male
  • Connector Number3
  • Powers two 6/8-pin GPUs from one 6-pin PSU connector
  • UL-listed 18AWG copper conductors for reliable current delivery
  • 15 cm length keeps cable routing tidy inside the case
  • Supports PCI Express 2.0 graphics cards in SLI or CrossFire
  • Male 6-pin to dual female 8-pin (6+2) split configuration

6-pin to dual 8-pin power splitter

This 15 cm cable splits one PCIe 6-pin male connector from a power supply into two PCIe 8-pin (6+2) female connectors. It uses UL listed 18 AWG copper conductors and is built for graphics cards that require 6-pin or 8-pin auxiliary power. The short length keeps cable routing tidy inside compact cases or mining frames.

Builders adding a second GPU on a single 6-pin rail

The adapter suits miners or multi-GPU builders who need two 8-pin inputs from one 6-pin output. It will not help if your power supply lacks a spare 6-pin connector or if your graphics cards demand more current than the single 6-pin source can safely deliver. Systems requiring native 12VHPWR or additional 6-pin leads should look elsewhere.

PCIe 2.0 6-pin to dual 8-pin (6+2) specification

The cable is rated for the PCI Express 2.0 power interface and measures 6.1 inches end to end. Connector A provides two 8-pin (6+2) female ends while connector B is a single 6-pin male. This pin-out and length are the deciding factors for fit and electrical compatibility.

Highlights

  • Powers two 6/8-pin GPUs from one 6-pin PSU connector
  • UL-listed 18AWG copper conductors for reliable current delivery
  • 15 cm length keeps cable routing tidy inside the case
  • Supports PCI Express 2.0 graphics cards in SLI or CrossFire
  • Male 6-pin to dual female 8-pin (6+2) split configuration

Specifications

BrandEn-Labs
ModelPCIE6PSPL8P15CM
TypePCIe 6pin to Dual 8pin(6+2) power splitter
Length6 inch / 15CM
Cable Length6.1 in.
Connector A2 x PCIe 8pin(6+2) Female
Connector BPCIe 6pin Male
Connector Number3
FeaturesEn-Labs PCIE6PSPL8P15CM PCIe 6pin to 2 x 8pin Male to Female GPU Mining Power Supply Power Splitter Cable Connect one 6-pin PCI-Express from Power Supply, enjoy two 6/8-pin PCI Express 2.0 output to your latest graphics cards. Build in UL Listed 18AWG copper conductor Connector A - PCI-E 6pin Male Connector B - PCI-E 8pin(6+2) Female Cable Length - 6 inches / 15CM Compatible with all 6-pin or 8-pin graphics cards and is great for NVIDIA SLI cards (needs quad 6-pin PCI Express 2.0) or ATI CrossFire cards (requires dual 8-pin PCI Express 2.0).

Questions about this item

Does the cord come with any extra cables or do I need to buy a PSU 6-pin lead separately?

The package contains only the 6-inch splitter with one 6-pin male plug and two 8-pin (6+2) female sockets; a PSU 6-pin cable is not included.

When would I pick this 6-inch 18 AWG splitter instead of a longer or heavier-gauge version?

Choose it when the graphics card sits close to the power supply and you need a short, flexible 18 AWG copper link that fits tight mining or SLI/CrossFire builds.

What does the PCI Express 2.0 label on the adapters mean once the card is installed?

It shows the connectors follow the PCI Express 2.0 pin-out, so each 8-pin (6+2) socket mates correctly with modern GPUs that expect that standard.

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