Introducing the latest innovation from Cable Modders, the U-HD (Ultra High Density) PET Expandable Cable Braided 24Pin ATX Extention Cable.
Introducing the latest innovation from Cable Modders, the U-HD (Ultra High Density) PET Expandable Cable Braided 24Pin ATX Extention Cable.
Introducing the latest innovation from Cable Modders, the U-HD (Ultra High Density) PET Expandable Cable Braided 24Pin ATX Extention Cable.
Efficient wire organization improves the overall airflow, thus increasing the cooling capabilities of your components.
Details:
Manufactured using Ultra High Density (U-HD) PET Expandable Sleeving
Available in 30CM & 50CM Lengths
Available in Jet Black, Frozen White, UV Blue, UV Red, UV Green, UV Orange, UV Purple and Carbon Fiber effect
Reduces mess and clutter inside you case
Protects cables and wires
Reduces heat by improving overall airflow
Operating Temperature: -40 degreesC to 125 degreesC Operation temperature
Flame Retardant: Self-extinguishing to UL VW-1 standard
Produced with 2.1mm 18AWG Cable, coloured to compliment braid.
ROHS Compliant
Note:
All cables are produced to the highest expectations and meet every aspect of cable quality control.
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