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Tonstep 9-pin USB header male to two female splitter cable 30cm

Tonstep

Tonstep 9-pin USB header male to 2 female splitter cable 30cm

SKU CH-DB6G-36EJX

Splits one motherboard 9-pin USB header into two female ports with a 30 cm cable

  • Connection typeUSB Power Cable
  • Splits one motherboard header into two USB ports
  • 30 cm cable length reaches nearby headers
  • Male-to-female design fits standard 9-pin connectors
  • Adds extra front-panel USB connections without extra headers

Tonstep 9-pin USB header splitter cable

This Tonstep adapter connects to a motherboard 9-pin or 10-pin header and splits the connection into two female 9-pin ports. It provides a simple way to add extra internal USB headers for front-panel ports or accessories. The cable measures about 30cm in length.

What the 1-to-2 splitter changes

The single male connector plugs into one header while the two female ends let you attach two devices simultaneously. Builders who need more than two internal USB connections will require additional headers or a different expansion solution.

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Price $14.99
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Specifications

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Connection typeUSB Power Cable

Questions about this item

Will the 9-pin male header need replacement after repeated insertions?

The male header is a standard 9-pin USB connector rated for typical motherboard header cycles; no scheduled replacement is required.

What limits sustained use when splitting one 9-pin header into two 9-pin ports?

The shared 9-pin header bandwidth and motherboard current limit are the first constraints under continuous load.

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