DELOCK USB Typ-E Key A ST to 2× USB-A 5Gbps adapter with bracket (model 67345)

DELOCK USB Typ-E Key A ST to 2× USB-A 5Gbps adapter with bracket is an internal expansion module that converts a single USB Type-E Key A ST interface into two standard USB-A downstream ports. The adapter supports data transfer rates up to 5 Gbps per port and is supplied with a metal slot bracket for secure installation in compatible desktop or server chassis. It enables connection of USB-A devices such as external storage drives, input devices and accessories to systems that provide a Type-E Key A ST header.

Advantages

The adapter provides two fully functional USB-A ports from one Type-E Key A ST connection while maintaining high-speed USB 3.x data transfer up to 5 Gbps per port. The included slot bracket simplifies mounting in a PCIe-style rear slot area and helps keep cable routing neat. Its compact PCB design minimizes internal space use and is compatible with a wide range of USB-A peripherals, allowing easy port expansion without modifying existing external connectors.

Suitable for

• Expanding internal USB connections in desktop PCs and servers
• Connecting external USB-A storage devices and flash drives
• Adding ports for USB-A peripherals such as keyboards, mice and dongles
• Integrating legacy USB-A accessories into systems with Type-E Key A ST headers

Key specifications

• Interface input: USB Type-E Key A ST internal connector
• Interface output: 2 × USB-A downstream ports
• Maximum data rate: up to 5 Gbps per port
• Form factor: internal PCB with metal slot bracket for rear-panel mounting
• Compatibility: designed for systems with a matching Type-E Key A ST header

How to use

Install the metal slot bracket into an available rear slot of the chassis, align the adapter PCB with the slot and secure it using the supplied fastener. Connect the system's USB Type-E Key A ST header cable to the adapter's internal connector, ensuring correct orientation of the keyed plug. After installation, route external USB-A cables to the exposed ports on the bracket and verify system recognition; most modern operating systems will detect the connected USB-A devices automatically.

Usage recommendations

Use high-quality shielded USB cables for attached devices to maintain signal integrity at 5 Gbps. Avoid placing the adapter where it may be exposed to excessive heat or mechanical stress, and ensure the Type-E Key A ST header on the motherboard or backplane is compatible before installation.