Graviton
Graviton USB 3.1 Type-E to Type-C Expansion Cable 50cm
A 50 cm cable converts a motherboard USB 3.1 Type‑E header to a Type‑C female port for front‑panel access
- Adds a front-panel Type-C port via the motherboard Type-E header
- 50 cm cable reaches standard chassis PCI bracket
- 16-core USB 3.1 wiring with silver-plated conductors
- Supports up to 100 W power delivery for Type-C devices
- Reversible Type-C connector enables plug-any-way insertion
What this cable does
The Graviton USB 3.1 Type-E to Type-C expansion cable converts a motherboard front-panel Type-E header into an external Type-C female port. It uses a 16-core USB 3.1 cable with silver-plated conductors to carry four high-speed signal groups over a 50 cm length. The assembly mounts through a standard full-height PCI bracket slot.
Check your motherboard and case first
The cable requires a motherboard that provides a USB 3.1 Type-E header; without it the adapter cannot function. The supplied full-height bracket fits only standard chassis and will not install in mini or low-profile cases. Verify both conditions before ordering.
What the bracket and cable change
The fixed bracket secures the new Type-C port to the rear of a standard case for convenient access. The cable design supports reversible plug orientation and up to 100 W power delivery for attached Type-C devices. No software or drivers are included.
Highlights
- Adds a front-panel Type-C port via the motherboard Type-E header
- 50 cm cable reaches standard chassis PCI bracket
- 16-core USB 3.1 wiring with silver-plated conductors
- Supports up to 100 W power delivery for Type-C devices
- Reversible Type-C connector enables plug-any-way insertion
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the Graviton USB 3.1 Type-E to Type-C cable include the PCI bracket, or must I buy it separately?
The cable comes with a full-height PCI bracket for standard chassis, but mini chassis cannot use it.
My motherboard has a USB 3.1 Type-E header — is the 50 cm length right for a standard ATX case?
At 50 cm the cable reaches from a typical front-panel header to a rear-slot bracket in most ATX builds.
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