Fervit
Fervit USB 3.1 Type-C to 2×9/10-pin header adapter
A USB 3.1 Type-C host adapter that splits into two 9/10-pin headers with an internal 2.0 hub chipset running at 480Mbps and 500mA per port
- Converts a USB-C port to two internal 9/10-pin headers for front-panel expansion
- Built-in USB 2.0 hub chipset delivers 480 Mbps bandwidth per port
- Supplies 500 mA at 5 V to each connected device for reliable power
- Adhesive backing secures the adapter directly to the motherboard or chassis
- Includes adapter, cable and PCBA so no extra parts are needed
USB-C to dual 9/10-pin header adapter
The Fervit adapter converts a single USB 3.1 Type-C host port into two internal 9-pin or 10-pin USB 2.0 headers. It is aimed at system builders and technicians who need to add front-panel or internal USB connectivity without occupying additional motherboard headers. The package includes the adapter, a cable and a small PCBA.
Sustained 480 Mbps throughput per port
A USB 2.0 hub chipset manages traffic so each header delivers up to 480 Mbps continuously, not just in short bursts. Each port is rated for 500 mA at 5 V, providing reliable power for typical internal devices such as card readers, Bluetooth modules or fan controllers during extended operation.
Glue-backed PCBA for direct mounting
The compact PCBA carries adhesive on its rear so it can be fixed directly to the motherboard or chassis without brackets or screws. This low-profile mounting keeps cables tidy in cramped cases and eliminates the need for extra hardware during installation.
Highlights
- Converts a USB-C port to two internal 9/10-pin headers for front-panel expansion
- Built-in USB 2.0 hub chipset delivers 480 Mbps bandwidth per port
- Supplies 500 mA at 5 V to each connected device for reliable power
- Adhesive backing secures the adapter directly to the motherboard or chassis
- Includes adapter, cable and PCBA so no extra parts are needed
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 480 Mbps USB 2.0 hub chipset generate noticeable heat when both 9-pin headers are fully loaded all day?
The hub chipset runs at USB 2.0 speeds with 500 mA per port, so thermal output stays low even with both headers active continuously.
What must my motherboard already provide for the Type-C plug to deliver 5 V at 500 mA to each 9-pin header?
A standard USB 3.1 Type-C host port on the motherboard or front-panel header supplies the required 5 V power and 480 Mbps data path.
Will this adapter work with a legacy front-panel USB 2.0 9-pin header that only has the older pinout?
Yes, the adapter converts the Type-C host into two 9-pin USB 2.0 headers compatible with the traditional motherboard pinout.
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