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Vszerda Dupont Terminal Wire 2.54mm 1 Female to 2 Male Jumper Splitter 10cm 2 Pins

SKU CH-E3J4-7B0YJ

Splits one motherboard header into two 2.54 mm Dupont connectors for power, reset or HDD LEDs using a 10 cm jumper cable

  • Splits one header into two connections using 2.54 mm pitch
  • 10 cm length keeps internal routing tidy
  • Female-to-male layout fits standard motherboard pins
  • 2-pin design serves power switch, reset or HDD LED

2.54 mm Dupont splitter cable

This 10 cm cable splits one female 2.54 mm Dupont connector into two male pins. It is designed for PC builders who need to connect two front-panel switches or LED headers to a single motherboard header. The short length keeps cable routing tidy inside compact cases.

Capacity and headroom

The splitter handles the low-current signals used by power, reset and HDD-activity headers. It cannot carry the higher currents required by fan headers or auxiliary power connectors, so it is unsuitable for PWM fan splitting or GPU power applications.

Highlights

  • Splits one header into two connections using 2.54 mm pitch
  • 10 cm length keeps internal routing tidy
  • Female-to-male layout fits standard motherboard pins
  • 2-pin design serves power switch, reset or HDD LED

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 2.54 mm pitch fit the front-panel headers on my older motherboard?

Yes, the 2.54 mm pitch matches standard motherboard headers for power switch, reset and HDD LED connections.

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

Press the case power button; the system should start. Press reset; the system should reboot. The HDD LED should blink during drive activity.

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