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Fervit 4-port USB 2.0 internal panel to 9-pin motherboard cable with SATA power 12cm bracket
Adds four USB 2.0 Type-A ports to a 9-pin motherboard header with SATA power for 2.5-inch drives
- Adds four USB 2.0 ports via a single 9-pin motherboard header
- Delivers up to 480 Mbps data throughput on USB 2.0
- Supplies up to DC 5 V 2 A from a SATA power connector
- Includes a 12 cm PCI-E bracket for rear-panel mounting
- 30 cm cable length suits internal chassis routing
Internal USB 2.0 expansion bracket
This Fervit bracket adds four USB 2.0 Type-A ports to a desktop chassis by converting a single 9-pin motherboard header. It targets builders who need front or rear access for hubs, SSDs, cameras or portable 2.5 drives without occupying external back-panel sockets. The assembly includes a 12cm PCI-E bracket for standard slot mounting.
Check motherboard header and SATA power
Verify that the board has a free 9-pin USB 2.0 header before ordering; the cable cannot work with USB 3.0 or proprietary connectors. A spare SATA power connector from the PSU is required to deliver up to 5V 2A for devices that exceed header current limits. Cable reach is 30cm from header to bracket.
Fits a standard expansion slot and frees rear ports
The 12cm bracket secures in any full-height slot opening, presenting four female ports at the chassis rear. Power drawn from SATA relieves the motherboard header, allowing bus-powered 2.5 drives to spin up reliably. Throughput reaches 480Mbps with compliant hosts and devices. No driver installation is needed for USB 2.0 operation.
Highlights
- Adds four USB 2.0 ports via a single 9-pin motherboard header
- Delivers up to 480 Mbps data throughput on USB 2.0
- Supplies up to DC 5 V 2 A from a SATA power connector
- Includes a 12 cm PCI-E bracket for rear-panel mounting
- 30 cm cable length suits internal chassis routing
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 12cm bracket do and do I need any extra parts to mount it?
The 12cm PCI-E bracket screws into a rear expansion slot and holds the panel with four USB 2.0 Type-A ports. The cable plugs straight into a 9-pin motherboard header and a SATA power connector from the PSU — no extra parts are required.
How do I choose between the standard USB power and the SATA power option on this cable?
Use the motherboard header alone for low-draw devices such as keyboards or flash drives. Connect the SATA power lead when a portable 2.5 drive or other device needs up to 5V 2A.
What does the 480Mbps figure mean when I plug a drive into one of the four ports?
480Mbps is the USB 2.0 maximum signalling rate. Real-world transfer speed will be lower and depends on the drive, the host controller and system load.
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