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Internal USB 3.0 19-pin to Type-E adapter cable with 20-pin connector

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Ruth's sister USB 3.0 19P/20P to Type-E internal power cable

SKU CH-TYTP-HB615

Converts a motherboard USB 3.0 19-pin or 20-pin header to a front-panel USB Type-E port

  • Converts 19-pin or 20-pin USB 3.0 headers to a front-panel Type-E port
  • Adds a USB-C front-panel connection using existing motherboard headers
  • Supports USB 3.0 speeds through the adapted Type-E interface
  • New internal adapter cable for chassis front-panel upgrades

Front-panel USB-C adapter

This adapter converts a motherboard USB 3.0 19-pin or 20-pin header into a single front-panel Type-C port. It suits builders adding modern connectivity to cases that only provide the older internal connector.

Simple internal wiring

The cable plugs directly onto the existing header and routes to the chassis cut-out without extra power or drivers. Builders who need multiple Type-C ports or internal header pass-through will require a different solution.

Highlights

  • Converts 19-pin or 20-pin USB 3.0 headers to a front-panel Type-E port
  • Adds a USB-C front-panel connection using existing motherboard headers
  • Supports USB 3.0 speeds through the adapted Type-E interface
  • New internal adapter cable for chassis front-panel upgrades

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the USB 3.0 19-pin header support full 3.0 speeds?

The adapter passes USB 3.0 signals through the 19-pin header, so the port runs at the 3.0 rate when the motherboard header and connected device both support it.

What clearance does the Type-E connector need behind the front panel?

The Type-E plug sits on the motherboard header and the Type-C port mounts in a standard front-panel cut-out; allow enough depth for the cable bend and the port body.

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