Interfacekort Gembird RC-PCIEX-03

The Gembird RC-PCIEX-03 is an internal interface card that provides a USB Type-A host interface and a PCIe output for integration into desktop systems. Designed for in-chassis installation, the card measures 124 mm in width, 13 mm in depth and 46 mm in height. CE and ISO 9002 certifications indicate compliance with relevant safety and quality standards. The package includes SATA and USB cables to simplify connection and setup.

Advantages

The interface card offers a compact form factor suitable for standard expansion slots while keeping power and signal routing simple through included SATA and USB cables. Its internal design ensures stable, permanent installation inside the system chassis. Certified quality (CE, ISO 9002) supports consistent manufacturing standards and regulatory compliance. Low weight reduces mechanical stress on the motherboard and mounting points.

Suitable for

• Adding a USB Type-A host interface to desktop computers with available PCIe slots
• System integrators building or upgrading PCs that require internal USB connectivity
• Workstations and home systems where a compact internal expansion card is preferred

Key specifications

• Host interface: USB Type-A
• Output interface: PCIe
• Form factor: internal PCIe card
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 124 mm × 13 mm × 46 mm
• Weight: 0.075 kg
• Included cables: SATA and USB
• Certifications: CE, ISO 9002
• Origin: China

How to use

Power down the computer, open the chassis and locate an available PCIe expansion slot. Insert the Gembird RC-PCIEX-03 into the slot and secure it according to the chassis mounting method. Connect the included SATA and USB cables to the appropriate internal headers and power connectors as required by your system and the card's installation instructions. After reassembling the case, power on the system and allow the operating system to detect and initialize the device. Install any necessary drivers provided by the operating system or manufacturer to enable full functionality.

Recommendations

Ensure the system is powered off and disconnected from mains before installing the card. Verify there is sufficient space around the selected PCIe slot to accommodate the card's dimensions. Use the included SATA and USB cables for reliable connections, and consult your motherboard manual for internal header locations. Keep firmware and drivers up to date to maintain compatibility and performance.