InLine 33446T cable gender changer USB Type-E Key A, 20-pin USB 3.0 header, 19-pin Black

Enables internal USB connection:Converts a USB 3.2 Type-E (Key A) port on the motherboard into a classic USB 3.0 header.
Full compatibility with 10 Gb/s:Supports USB 3.2 Gen.2 with a data transfer rate of up to 10 Gb/s.
Universally applicable:Ideal for cases with USB 3.0 front ports or internal expansions in the IT and server sector.
Reliable connection technology:Robust connectors ensure a stable fit and lasting signal quality in the system.
Space-saving design:Compact and designed for tight case conditions – ideal for modern builds.

The InLine® USB 3.2 Type-E to USB 3.0 motherboard adapter is the ideal solution if you want to efficiently expand or adapt internal USB ports. Modern motherboards increasingly feature internal USB Type-E ports (Key A), while many cases and peripherals still require USB 3.0 headers. This adapter provides a reliable connection between the two standards.
With a supported data transfer rate of up to 10 Gb/s to USB 3.2 Gen.2, fast and stable data transfer is guaranteed. This makes the adapter ideal for use in high-performance systems where internal devices such as card readers, dongles, or front panel USB ports are to be integrated.
Thanks to its sophisticated design, the adapter can also be used in confined spaces without any problems. Robust connectors and solid workmanship ensure long-term reliable use. The adapter is a practical solution for connecting modern interface requirements to existing infrastructure.

Connection 1: USB Type-E Key A, 20-pin plug
Connection 2: USB 3.0 header, 19-pin socket
Design: Internal
Compatibility: USB 3.2 Gen.2 (backward compatible)
Area of application: PC cases, servers, industrial PCs
Max. transfer rate: 10 Gb/s

InLine 33446T. Connector 1: USB Type-E Key A, 20-pin, Connector 2: USB 3.0 header, 19-pin. Product colour: Black

How to use

Power off the system before installation. Insert the USB Type‑E Key A 20‑pin plug into the corresponding internal motherboard port and connect the 19‑pin socket to the cable or device that requires a USB 3.0 header. Ensure the connectors are aligned and seated firmly to maintain signal integrity. After connections are made, power on the system and verify device recognition in the operating system.

Recommendations

Use in environments with compatible internal ports and avoid forcing connectors into incompatible headers. For optimal performance, keep cable routing clear of strong EMI sources and confirm motherboard support for USB 3.2 Gen 2 when high transfer rates are required.