Micro Connectors
Micro Connectors USB 2.0 2 Ports PC Expansion Slot Bracket Gray
Adds two USB 2.0 Type-A ports to a PC via an expansion-slot bracket with dual 5-pin motherboard headers
- Connector Type2xUSB female to 2x5-pin
- ColorGray
- Adds two USB 2.0 ports to a desktop PC
- Connects via two internal 5-pin motherboard headers
- Fits a standard ATX expansion slot bracket
- Provides two Type-A female connectors for peripherals
- Gray finish matches common case interiors
Two-Port USB 2.0 Expansion Bracket
This bracket adds two external USB Type-A ports to a desktop PC by occupying a rear expansion slot. It connects to two internal 5-pin MPC-5 headers on the motherboard, providing a simple way to increase front-access connectivity.
Suited for owners of older ATX cases needing extra
Builders restoring legacy systems or upgrading an older chassis will find this bracket matches the 5-pin header layout common on boards from that era. Systems whose motherboards only offer newer 9- or 10-pin USB headers cannot use this bracket without a separate adapter.
Dual 5-pin MPC-5 header requirement
The bracket terminates in two distinct 5-pin connectors labelled MPC-5; both must plug into matching headers on the mainboard. If the board lacks two free 5-pin headers of this specific pin-out, the bracket will not function.
Highlights
- Adds two USB 2.0 ports to a desktop PC
- Connects via two internal 5-pin motherboard headers
- Fits a standard ATX expansion slot bracket
- Provides two Type-A female connectors for peripherals
- Gray finish matches common case interiors
Specifications
| Connector Type | 2xUSB female to 2x5-pin |
|---|---|
| Color | Gray |
Questions about this item
What motherboard header do I need to connect this bracket?
The bracket uses two MPC-5 5-pin headers on the motherboard to provide the two USB Type-A ports.
Can I use this with a motherboard that only has USB 3.0 internal headers?
This bracket connects to MPC-5 5-pin headers, not standard USB 3.0 internal headers, so it will not work with USB 3.0-only boards.
How do I verify the ports are running at USB 2.0 speed after installation?
Plug a device into either port and check the operating system's device manager or system profiler to confirm the connection is listed as USB 2.0 or High Speed.
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