Fervit
Fervit USB-C Female to Dual USB 2.0 Type-A Female Splitter Cable 30cm 32AWG
Splits a USB-C connection into two USB 2.0 Type-A ports for charging two devices at once with 5 V power only
- Charges two USB-A devices from a USB-C port
- Supports DC 5 V power delivery only
- No USB-C PD or data transfer supported
- 30 cm length with 32 AWG cable
- Compact plug-and-play design for easy carry
Splitter for Dual USB-A Charging
This Fervit adapter converts a single USB-C port into two USB 2.0 Type-A sockets for charging. It suits users who need to power two mobile devices with standard Type-A cables from one USB-C source. The 30cm cable uses 32AWG wiring and operates on a simple plug-and-play basis. No drivers or configuration are required for basic charging use.
Upgrade from Single-Port Charging
The splitter replaces a single USB-A charger or a one-to-one USB-C to USB-A cable when two devices must charge simultaneously. The jump is worth it when your USB-C port or charger can supply enough 5 V current for both devices at once. It does not support USB Power Delivery negotiation or any data transfer between host and peripherals. Only DC 5 V power is passed through the adapter.
Check Your Host Port Power Limits
Verify that your USB-C port or charger delivers plain 5 V output without requiring Power Delivery handshake. The adapter will not function with PD-only sources or ports that negotiate higher voltages. Confirm each connected device charges correctly from a standard 5 V Type-A supply. An optional USB-C cable is needed to link the adapter to the host port.
Highlights
- Charges two USB-A devices from a USB-C port
- Supports DC 5 V power delivery only
- No USB-C PD or data transfer supported
- 30 cm length with 32 AWG cable
- Compact plug-and-play design for easy carry
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What USB-C port and optional cable are required to connect the Fervit splitter?
Connect the splitter to a USB-C port using an optional cable; the splitter itself has a USB-C female connector and two USB 2.0 Type-A female ports.
Which step is often missed when installing the Fervit splitter for charging?
Use only a standard 5 V USB-C power source; the splitter does not support USB-C PD and will not charge if a PD charger is connected.
What power limitation affects long-term use of the Fervit splitter?
The 32 AWG cable and 30 cm length limit current to DC 5 V only; higher-power or PD charging is not supported and may cause failure over time.
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