Tripp Lite U026-016 USB 2.0 Active Extension Cable 16 ft
- USB A to USB A
- USB 2.0
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Extends a USB 3.1 Type-E motherboard header to a front-panel USB-C port using a 50 cm internal cable with mounting bracket
This 50 cm cable connects a motherboard Type E header to a front-panel USB 3.1 Type C port. The assembly includes a mounting panel so the port can be secured to a case cut-out. It is built for internal routing in desktop systems.
The cable suits anyone fitting a modern front-panel connector to a board that only exposes a Type E header. It will not help if the motherboard lacks that header or if an external Type A to Type C adapter is required instead.
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| Ports & slots | |
|---|---|
| Connection type | Lighting Connector to USB A |
The 50 cm length lets you route the Type E connector from an internal USB 3.1 header to a front-panel Type C opening without stretching or sharp bends.
The passive copper assembly draws no extra power and generates no measurable heat beyond the connected device's own load.
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