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BUCIER USB 3.0 19/20-pin Y splitter flat cable 5.9 inch

SKU CH-G51E-HS777

A USB 3.0 internal Y-splitter converts one 19-pin or 20-pin motherboard header into two flat connectors over a 5.9 inch cable

  • Connection typeLighting to USB C
  • Connects two USB 3.0 headers from one motherboard port using a 19/20-pin Y splitter
  • Flat 5.9-inch cable fits tight chassis spaces and simplifies internal routing
  • Female-to-male design extends existing header connections without soldering or adapters
  • USB 3.0 interface supports 5 Gbps data rates for fast front-panel or peripheral links

USB 3.0 motherboard header splitter

This Y-splitter cable connects a single 19-pin or 20-pin USB 3.0 motherboard header to two female ports. It suits builders adding front-panel USB ports or hubs where only one internal header exists. The 5.9 inch flat ribbon keeps routing tidy inside compact cases. New condition ensures reliable contacts from first installation.

Flat ribbon aids cable management

The flat profile reduces bulk compared with round cables, letting it slide behind motherboard trays or along drive cages. Splitting one header into two ports lets you run two USB 3.0 devices without sacrificing another header. No extra drivers or software are required for operation.

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Price $21.99
Pricier than about 81% of the 15,227 comparable items (median $14.99).

Specifications

Ports & slots
Connection typeLighting to USB C

Questions about this item

Will the 19-pin or 20-pin connectors on this Y splitter need periodic replacement?

The 19-pin and 20-pin connectors are soldered to the flat cable and are not designed for user replacement; the assembly is intended to remain in place once installed.

What is the first limit encountered when this 5.9-inch flat cable runs at USB 3.0 speeds continuously?

The 5.9-inch length is the primary constraint; exceeding it would risk signal integrity at USB 3.0 rates, so the fixed length itself is the practical limit.

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