EN-Labs
EN-Labs USB 2.0 9-pin 1-to-4 hub with Molex power, 1.64ft cable
Internal USB 2.0 9-pin header hub splits one motherboard port into four, adds Molex 12 V power for high-draw devices, includes 1.64 ft cable and self-stick mount
- Connector TypeUSB 2.0 9 Pin
- Expands one USB 2.0 header into four ports
- Molex 12 V supply powers high-draw devices from PSU
- Terminus FE2.1 chipset manages the four outputs
- Low-profile 3.74 × 1.1 × .43 in board fits tight cases
- Self-adhesive backing allows tool-free mounting anywhere
Internal USB 2.0 header expander
This EN-Labs hub turns a single USB 2.0 9-pin motherboard header into four male headers. A Molex 12 V connection draws power directly from the PSU so high-current devices do not overload the board. The 1.64 ft cable links the hub to the header. A self-adhesive pad holds the low-profile PCB in place.
Builders needing extra front-panel ports
The four 9-pin outputs suit cases with multiple USB 2.0 front-panel connectors or internal accessories such as card readers. Systems that lack a free Molex connector or that require USB 3.x speeds cannot use this adapter.
Straightforward header installation
Plug the hub into the motherboard 9-pin header, attach the Molex plug to the PSU, and connect up to four devices. The short 1.64 ft cable limits placement options in large chassis. Alignment of the 9-pin plugs must be checked to avoid bent pins.
Highlights
- Expands one USB 2.0 header into four ports
- Molex 12 V supply powers high-draw devices from PSU
- Terminus FE2.1 chipset manages the four outputs
- Low-profile 3.74 × 1.1 × .43 in board fits tight cases
- Self-adhesive backing allows tool-free mounting anywhere
Specifications
| Connector Type | USB 2.0 9 Pin |
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Questions about this item
Does my motherboard need a spare USB 2.0 9-pin header to use this hub?
Yes, the hub plugs into one USB 2.0 9-pin motherboard header and splits it into four male headers.
Will the hub work with USB 1.1 devices I still have connected to the header?
The hub uses a Terminus FE2.1 chipset that supports USB 2.0 speeds; USB 1.1 devices will operate at their native rate.
How can I confirm the hub is receiving the extra 12 V power after installation?
Connect the Molex 4-pin plug to the PSU; the hub then draws 12 V for high-power devices instead of loading the motherboard header.
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