Fervit
Fervit USB-C Female to Dual Micro USB Male Splitter 30cm 32AWG
Splits a USB-C female port into two micro-USB male plugs for charging two devices at once from a 5 V source
- Charge two micro-USB devices simultaneously
- Splits one USB-C female into dual micro-USB male connectors
- Supports DC 5V power delivery only
- No data transfer or USB-C PD support
- 30 cm length with 32AWG wire gauge
Power-only splitter for two Micro USB devices
This Fervit cable splits a single USB-C female port into two Micro USB male connectors for charging only. It delivers DC 5 V power and does not support USB-C Power Delivery or any data transfer. The 30 cm length and 32 AWG conductors keep the adapter compact for desk or travel use. Builders who need simultaneous data and charge should look elsewhere.
No software or accessories included
The package contains only the splitter cable itself; no drivers, configuration tools or additional adapters are supplied. Because the cable handles power only, connected devices will not enumerate for file transfer, tethering or peripheral control. Users requiring data sync must use a separate data-capable cable.
Check your host port and device needs
Verify that the USB-C port you plan to use can supply standard 5 V power without requiring Power Delivery negotiation. Confirm both target devices charge via Micro USB and do not depend on data lines for fast-charge handshakes. The 30 cm reach may be too short if the host port is recessed or far from the devices.
Highlights
- Charge two micro-USB devices simultaneously
- Splits one USB-C female into dual micro-USB male connectors
- Supports DC 5V power delivery only
- No data transfer or USB-C PD support
- 30 cm length with 32AWG wire gauge
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 32AWG wires need replacing if I use this splitter daily for charging?
The 32AWG conductors are rated for DC 5V power only; inspect the cable periodically for wear or fraying and replace it if the insulation or connectors show damage.
What stops me from drawing more current through the USB-C female port during long charging sessions?
The splitter only supports standard DC 5V output and does not negotiate USB-C Power Delivery, so the host port's default current limit is the practical ceiling.
Does the 30cm cable get warm when both Micro USB devices charge all day?
The 32AWG gauge carries only the 5V charging current; the cable may become slightly warm under continuous dual-device load but contains no active components that generate heat.
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