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TeKit

TeKit USB 2.0 A Male to 2 Female Y Splitter 20cm

SKU CH-EWB8-1N5N2

Splits one USB 2.0 port into a data-plus-charge socket and a charge-only socket using a 20 cm shielded copper cable

  • TypeUSB 2.0 A Male Plug to 2 Dual USB A Female Jack Y splitter H
  • Connector TypeUSB 2.0 A Male Plug to 2 Dual USB A Female Jack Y splitter H
  • ColorBlack
  • Connector Number3
  • Connector DetailUSB 2.0 A Male Plug to 2 Dual USB A Female Jack Y splitter H
  • Terminal GenderUSB 2.0 A Male Plug to 2 Dual USB A Female Jack Y splitter H
  • Connect two devices from one USB 2.0 port with the Y-splitter design
  • One branch handles charging and data sync while the other provides power-only charging
  • Fully shielded copper conductor protects signal integrity
  • Durable flexible jacket withstands repeated bending
  • Compact 20 cm length keeps cable clutter minimal

TeKit USB 2.0 Y Splitter Cable

This TeKit adapter splits a single USB 2.0 Type A male port into two Type A female ports. One female port supports both charging and data synchronisation while the red-marked port provides charging only. It functions as a passive two-port hub for connecting peripherals such as keyboards, mice or external drives to a laptop or desktop.

Plug-in installation with one data limitation

The cable requires no drivers or external power; simply insert the male connector into the host port and attach devices to the female jacks. The 20cm length keeps the setup compact for desk or travel use. Note that the adapter cannot transfer data from two connected devices to the host simultaneously, so only one data device should be active at a time.

Check port type and power needs before ordering

Verify that the host device provides a standard USB 2.0 Type A socket, as this splitter uses the Type A male plug. Ensure the combined power draw of attached peripherals does not exceed what the host port can supply, since the red port is designated for charging only and the cable draws all power from the single upstream connection. The fully shielded copper conductor and flexible jacket suit typical office or home environments.

Highlights

  • Connect two devices from one USB 2.0 port with the Y-splitter design
  • One branch handles charging and data sync while the other provides power-only charging
  • Fully shielded copper conductor protects signal integrity
  • Durable flexible jacket withstands repeated bending
  • Compact 20 cm length keeps cable clutter minimal

Specifications

BrandTekit
TypeUSB 2.0 A Male Plug to 2 Dual USB A Female Jack Y splitter Hub Adapter Cable (usb M-2F)
Connector TypeUSB 2.0 A Male Plug to 2 Dual USB A Female Jack Y splitter Hub Adapter Cable (usb M-2F)
ColorBlack
Connector Number3
Connector DetailUSB 2.0 A Male Plug to 2 Dual USB A Female Jack Y splitter Hub Adapter Cable (usb M-2F)
Terminal GenderUSB 2.0 A Male Plug to 2 Dual USB A Female Jack Y splitter Hub Adapter Cable (usb M-2F)
SpecificationsUSB 2.0 A Male Plug to 2 Dual USB A Female Jack Y splitter Hub Adapter Cable (usb M-2F)
ShieldingYes
ConductorCopper Conductor
FeaturesUSB 2.0 A Male Plug to 2 Dual USB A Female Jack Y splitter Hub Adapter Cable (usb M-2F)
Electrical Outlet Plug TypePlug Type “A” (USA, Canada, Mexico, Japan)

Questions about this item

How can I confirm the data port is working after I plug it in?

Connect a data device to the unmarked female port; it should enumerate on the host and transfer files at USB 2.0 speed.

What does the package contain and what extra items might I need?

The box includes one 20 cm Y splitter cable with one male and two female Type A connectors; you supply the host device and any peripherals.

Which of the two female ports should I use for a device that needs both power and data?

Use the unmarked female port — it carries both charging and data sync; the red-marked port is power only.

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