PCIe 6-pin to PCIe 6-pin x2 power splitter cable, 0.15 m, No name ZUAD-766, black

Short 0.15 m PCIe power splitter cable that converts a single PCIe 6-pin plug into two PCIe 6-pin sockets. This compact cable provides an extra PCIe power connection where the power supply has only one 6-pin output or when routing constraints require a short extension. The cable is finished in black sheathing and is designed for close-proximity installations inside small form-factor or compact desktop cases.

Advantages

The cable offers a simple passive split of one PCIe 6-pin power line into two identical 6-pin outputs without additional electronics, keeping installation straightforward and minimizing space use. Its 0.15 m length reduces cable slack and improves neat cable management in tight builds. The black finish blends with most internal components and helps maintain a discreet appearance.

Suitable for

• Supplying additional power to a graphics card that requires two 6-pin PCIe connectors when only one is available from the PSU
• Connecting two PCIe devices in compact or small form-factor PC builds
• Situations where short cable length is needed for clean routing and reduced clutter

Key specifications

• Cable type: PCIe 6-pin to PCIe 6-pin x2 power splitter
• Length: 0.15 m
• Color: black
• Connector configuration: one male 6-pin plug to two female 6-pin sockets
• Use: passive power split for PCI Express power lines

How to use

Turn off and unplug the computer before connecting or disconnecting power cables. Insert the single PCIe 6-pin male plug into the corresponding 6-pin output on the power supply, then connect the two PCIe 6-pin female sockets to the devices requiring additional 6-pin power. Ensure connectors are fully seated and that cables are routed to avoid strain on the connectors and interference with fans or moving parts. Do not force connectors; if alignment is incorrect, recheck orientation before applying power.

Recommendations

Use this splitter only when the power supply can safely provide the combined current required by both connected devices. Avoid using this cable to power multiple high-draw devices from a single rail if it exceeds the PSU’s rated output. Inspect connectors for damage before use and keep cable routing clear of heat sources and sharp edges.