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1x4Pin socket to 2x4pin plug for connection of two devices (e.g. drives) to one PSU connector.
Sleeving:
This cable is not only practical, it is also optically appealing, The surrounding mesh, also called mesh, which is surrounding the cable itself offers the advantages that every Pro-modder is looking for: A completely unique look, even of the cables in the system! Special attention was paid to the combination of cable connectors, sleeve and heatshrink which were used to ensure great design and a unique as well as elegant look.
The idea behind these cables:
Phobya's goal is to make the work of professional and hobby modders a bit easier with these cables. Sleeving is a lot of work and requires much time. But with these cables by Phobya the whole system can be redesigned any way you like by simply adding these cables.
Technical specifications:
Length: 20cm per strand
Colour: Black
Connector type: 4-Pin Molex
Extent of delivery
Phobya Y-cable 4Pin to 2x 4Pin individually sleeved 20cm - black
EK-Loop OmniLink Molex Power cable is the starting point of the OmniLink cable harness with the necessary Molex power, D-RGB, and 4-Pin fan connectors. The OmniLink cable allows for easy transmission and distribution of 12V and 5V Power, PWM, TACHO, and D-RGB signals. The cable features a stylish black ribbon cable for easy build integration and cable management.
This cable can be installed without any modifications/re-pinning with any PSU while still providing the maximum 8.5A available on 5V and 12V by utilizing the Molex connector.
Content:
- EK-Loop OmniLink Molex Power cable
Technical Specifications:
- Molex Micro-fit 3.0 8-pin Female connector to:
- Cable length: 500±10mm
- Color: Black
- Power Wire gauge: AWG20
- Signal Wire gauge: AWG22
- Molex Micro-fit Connector current rating: 8.5A
- Power Cable current rating: 8A
- Signal Cable current rating: 6A
EK-Loop OmniLink Molex Power cable is compatible with all EK OmniLink products, standard 4-pin PWM fan/pump motherboard headers, and standard 5V D-RGB (ARGB) connectors used by most major motherboard manufacturers.
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