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Vszerda ATX 24Pin 1 To 2 Splitter Extension Cable

SKU CH-DWR2-56549

Splits one 24-pin ATX connector into two female ports for powering dual devices from a single PSU

  • Splits one 24-pin PSU connector into two female ports
  • Extends reach of the motherboard power cable for easier routing
  • Male-to-female design keeps the original PSU plug intact
  • Supports standard ATX 24-pin power delivery

ATX 24-Pin Dual-Splitter Cable

This ATX 24-pin splitter takes a single power-supply connector and provides two female ports, letting builders run dual 24-pin loads from one PSU. It suits test benches, dual-system chassis or custom loop setups that need an extra motherboard power tap without a second supply.

Male-to-Female Wiring For Direct Use

The male end plugs straight into the PSU while each female end accepts a standard 24-pin motherboard or extension cable, so no adapters or re-pinning are required. Builders who need more than two 24-pin connections or who require isolated ground planes for sensitive measurements should look elsewhere.

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Questions about this item

Does the 24-pin ATX splitter carry the same pinout as a standard motherboard power connector?

Yes, the male plug and both female sockets follow the standard 24-pin ATX pinout, so each connected device receives the correct voltage and ground arrangement.

How much clearance should I allow behind the motherboard tray for the 24-pin male plug and two female sockets?

The male plug and each female socket sit flush with a standard 24-pin header; allow enough depth for the cable bend radius plus the connector body so the splitter does not press against the case panel.

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