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Phobya

Phobya 2-Pin I/O Extension Cable 30cm 82052

SKU CH-HT5X-NZY9M

A 30 cm extension cable for 2-pin I/O or front-panel headers to reach distant switches or LEDs

  • Cable Length1 ft.
  • Extends front-panel headers by 30 cm for easier routing
  • Reaches distant power switches in multi-GPU builds
  • Connects 2-pin I/O headers without signal loss
  • Keeps cable runs tidy inside compact cases
  • Simple plug-in installation needs no extra tools

Phobya 2-Pin I/O Extension Cable 30cm

The Phobya 2-Pin I/O extension cable adds 30 centimetres of reach to a front-panel header or I/O connector. It is intended for builders who need extra length when routing switch or LED wiring inside a chassis.

Extends front-panel and LED connections

The cable bridges the gap when a power switch, reset button or LED lead cannot reach the motherboard header. It supports multiple graphics card layouts where header clearance is tight and keeps the front-panel functions operational without splicing wires.

Simple plug-on installation

Each end carries a standard 2-pin female socket that pushes onto the existing header and lead. The only common issue is reversing the polarity on an LED, which will leave the light unlit until the connector is flipped.

Highlights

  • Extends front-panel headers by 30 cm for easier routing
  • Reaches distant power switches in multi-GPU builds
  • Connects 2-pin I/O headers without signal loss
  • Keeps cable runs tidy inside compact cases
  • Simple plug-in installation needs no extra tools

Specifications

Cable Length1 ft.

Questions about this item

Will the 30 cm cable need replacing if I reroute my front-panel headers?

The 30 cm length is fixed; if a new build requires a longer reach you would swap to a different cable rather than extend this one.

What stops me from daisy-chaining several of these 2-Pin I/O extensions?

Each cable adds resistance and a mechanical joint, so voltage drop and connector strain become the practical limit on a front-panel circuit.

Does the 2-Pin I/O extension generate any heat or noise during continuous use?

It is a passive copper wire with no active components, so it produces no audible noise and negligible heat under normal front-panel currents.

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