OmniTrade DR420 Drum Unit for Brother Printers
- Single Pack
- Brother
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Adds a front-panel USB-C port by converting a motherboard Type-E header, includes a full-height PCI bracket and 50 cm cable, supports up to 20 Gbps when the header provides USB 3.2 bandwidth
This 50 cm cable adds a USB-C female port to a desktop by connecting to the motherboard USB 3.1 Type-E header. It is aimed at builders who want front-panel access for Type-C flash drives, phones or hubs without replacing the case. The full-height PCI bracket mounts in a standard expansion slot for a clean installation.
The passive cable assembly draws no extra power and adds no active cooling, so system thermals and acoustic profile remain unchanged. Shielded construction with dual-layer EMI/EFI protection keeps signal integrity stable at the rated 10 Gbps or 20 Gbps link speeds. No driver is required, leaving CPU and chipset load unaffected.
A motherboard USB 3.1 Type-E header is mandatory; the port will fall back to USB 2.0 or 3.0 speeds if the header is adapted from an older standard. The bracket fits only full-height slots, so mini-ITX or low-profile cases are not supported. The 50 cm length reaches front-panel cut-outs in typical ATX chassis while leaving internal routing flexible.
| Brand | XRIKUI |
|---|---|
| Model | XRK012 |
| Connector Number | Classic |
| Apple Compatible | Classic |
| Specifications | metal, 0.11 pounds, desktop computer, XRIKUI, Classic |
| Conductor | metal |
| Construction | metal |
Plug the Type-E male connector into the motherboard USB 3.1 Type-E header, then secure the full-height PCI bracket to the case rear slot; the step often missed is verifying the motherboard actually has a native Type-E port rather than a converted USB 2.0 or 3.0 header.
The cable itself has no moving parts and requires no scheduled maintenance; only replace it if the metal shielding is damaged, the Type-C female port becomes loose, or the 50 cm length no longer reaches the motherboard header after a case change.
The bandwidth ceiling of the motherboard Type-E header — typically USB 3.1 or 3.2 — caps the Type-C port speed, so sustained throughput cannot exceed what that header provides.
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