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Black USB Y cable splitter with one female and two male connectors

Laintek

Laintek YC150 USB Y Cable Splitter 1 Female 2 Male Black

SKU CH-MT4Q-J8BPD

A USB Y-cable splitter with one female and two male connectors for combined power delivery

  • Product typeUSB Y Cable Splitter
  • Product colorBlack
  • Splits one USB port into two for extra power
  • Black colour suits discreet setups
  • New condition ensures reliable performance
  • Model YC150 identifies the exact part

USB Y cable splitter for extra power

The Laintek YC150 USB Y cable splitter provides one female and two male connectors in black. It draws power from two USB ports to supply a single device that needs more current than one port can deliver. The 150 mm cable length suits desktop or portable use.

Builders who need data splitting should choose a hub

This splitter only combines power lines, so it cannot carry data from two hosts to one peripheral. Buyers who want to share a keyboard, mouse or storage drive between two computers will need a dedicated USB switch or hub instead.

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Price $7.99
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Specifications

Product
Brand namePCD - UTStarcom
Model nameYC150
Product typeUSB Y Cable Splitter
Product colorBlack

Questions about this item

What does the 150 model number tell me about real-world power delivery?

The YC150 splits one USB female port into two male plugs, letting a single device draw extra current from a second host port when one port cannot supply enough power.

What USB standard does the YC150 use and what does that limit in practice?

The cable uses standard USB connectors, so total available current depends on the host ports you plug into and the device's own power negotiation.

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