Fervit
Fervit USB-C Female to USB-C & Micro USB Male Splitter Cable 30cm 32AWG USB 3.1
A 30 cm splitter cable with USB-C female, USB-C male and Micro-USB male connectors for charging two devices from one USB-C port at 5 V only
- Charges two devices from one USB-C port
- Supports standard 5 V charging only, not Power Delivery
- 30 cm length keeps cables tidy on the desk
- 32 AWG conductors for flexible routing
- USB 3.1 female port accepts existing cables
Splitter cable for dual charging
The Fervit USB-C female to USB-C and Micro USB male splitter cable lets you connect two devices to a single USB-C port for charging only. It is designed for users who need to power a USB-C device and a Micro USB device simultaneously from one source. No data transfer is supported. The cable is brand new and measures 30 cm in length.
32 AWG wiring with fixed connectors
Built with 32 AWG conductors, the cable is thin and flexible for tight spaces or travel bags. The USB-C female socket accepts a standard USB-C plug, while the USB-C and Micro USB male ends plug directly into devices. Because the splitter draws only DC 5 V, it cannot be used with USB Power Delivery chargers or for any data sync tasks.
Passive design runs cool and silent
With no active electronics the splitter adds negligible resistance and generates no audible noise during use. Power draw is limited to the 5 V supply from the host port, so normal charging sessions stay within standard USB current limits. The short 30 cm length keeps voltage drop minimal for the intended low-power charging scenario.
Highlights
- Charges two devices from one USB-C port
- Supports standard 5 V charging only, not Power Delivery
- 30 cm length keeps cables tidy on the desk
- 32 AWG conductors for flexible routing
- USB 3.1 female port accepts existing cables
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the USB 3.1 interface on this splitter actually limit?
The cable only supports DC 5 V power and does not work with USB-C Power Delivery or data transfer, so the USB 3.1 label caps it at basic 5 V charging only.
What physical space does the 30 cm, 32 AWG cable need to fit?
At 30 cm long with thin 32 AWG conductors, the splitter needs just enough room for the female USB-C port and the two male plugs — USB-C and Micro-USB — to sit side by side without strain.
How do I install this splitter and what step do people miss?
Plug the USB-C male end into a free USB-C port, then connect your USB-C and Micro-USB devices to the female and male ends; the step often missed is that an optional cable is required to reach the host port.
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