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Fervit USB 3.0 19/20Pin Header to Dual 20Pin & Type-E Adapter with SATA Power
Splits one motherboard USB 3.0 19/20-pin header into dual 20-pin and Type-E ports with SATA power, delivering 5 Gbps speeds
- Add two USB 3.0 ports from one 19/20-pin header
- 5 Gbps transfer speed for fast data moves
- SATA power cable supplies extra current for stable operation
- Works with USB 3.0 20-pin and Type-E front-panel devices
- Simple plug-in install, no drivers required
USB 3.0 Header Splitter for Front Panels
This Fervit adapter converts a single motherboard USB 3.0 19/20-pin header into two separate ports. It provides one standard 20-pin header and one Type-E connector for front-panel devices. Builders adding extra USB ports to a chassis use this to avoid header shortages.
Sustained 5 Gbps Throughput with Auxiliary Power
The board maintains SuperSpeed 5 Gbps rates during continuous two-way transfers rather than only in short bursts. An included SATA power cable supplies extra current so both downstream ports can run devices simultaneously without voltage droop. This keeps card readers, hubs or front-panel cables stable under load.
One 19/20-Pin Host Becomes Two Outputs
The decisive specification is the 1-to-2 split from a single 19/20-pin motherboard header to dual 20-pin and Type-E female sockets. If your board only offers one internal USB 3.0 header and you need to drive two front-panel connectors, this adapter fits; if you already have two free headers, it is unnecessary.
Highlights
- Add two USB 3.0 ports from one 19/20-pin header
- 5 Gbps transfer speed for fast data moves
- SATA power cable supplies extra current for stable operation
- Works with USB 3.0 20-pin and Type-E front-panel devices
- Simple plug-in install, no drivers required
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the adapter draw enough power from the SATA connector to run both ports all day without overheating?
The SATA power cable supplies the extra current needed for the dual 20-pin and Type-E headers, so the board stays cool during continuous use.
What motherboard header must I already have free to plug this in?
You need an available USB 3.0 19/20-pin internal header on the motherboard.
Will my older USB 2.0 front-panel cables still work through the Type-E port?
The adapter is built for USB 3.0 20-pin and Type-E devices; USB 2.0 headers use a different pinout and are not supported.
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