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A 50 cm cable with a 20 pin header and USB C connector plus a PCIe bracket

BUCIER

BUCIER 20 Pin Header Female to USB-C Cable 50cm

SKU CH-4ZYJ-ZXRW6

Adds a USB 3.1 Type-C port to a 19-pin motherboard header with a 50 cm cable and PCIe bracket

  • Connection typeLighting Connector to USB A
  • Connect motherboard header to USB-C port via 19-pin adapter
  • Achieve 5 Gb/s transfer speed with USB 3.1 Gen 1 support
  • Maintain compatibility with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 devices
  • Mount securely using included PCIe profile bracket
  • Extend connectivity with 50 cm cable length

Front-panel USB-C from a 19-pin header

This 50 cm cable converts a motherboard 19-pin USB 3.1 header into a USB-C female port on a PCIe-profile bracket. It is intended for builders adding a front-panel Type-C connection to a desktop case.

Sustained 5 Gb/s throughput

The link runs at 5 Gb/s under USB 3.1 Gen 1 signalling and remains compatible with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 devices. No 10 Gb/s mode is supported, so extended transfers settle at the 5 Gb/s ceiling.

Bracket-mounted female port

A supplied profile bracket secures the USB-C connector to a rear expansion slot, giving a fixed, strain-relieved port for daily plugging. The 20-pin header end plugs directly onto the board without adapters.

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Price $21.99
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Specifications

Ports & slots
Connection typeLighting Connector to USB A

Questions about this item

How much power does the 19-pin header cable draw when the USB-C port runs all day?

The adapter is passive and draws no extra power beyond what the motherboard 19-pin header supplies to the connected USB-C device.

What must the motherboard already provide for this 19-pin header to USB-C cable to work?

A free 19-pin USB 3.1 header on the motherboard and an open PCIe bracket slot for the included profile bracket.

Will the 5 Gbps Type-C port work with older USB 2.0 or 3.0 devices I keep using?

Yes, the port is fully backward compatible with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 peripherals at their native speeds.

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