About this product
The Sunix PTE1414 PCI-E (1x) to ExpressCard 34/54 adapter is a desktop expansion solution that enables users to connect ExpressCard devices directly to a standard PCI Express slot. Designed with an internal USB interface and broad compatibility support, it allows seamless use of legacy and professional ExpressCard peripherals in desktop systems. Buy now to upgrade your workstation connectivity with reliable plug and play expansion capability in South Africa.
Overview Summary
Sunix PTE1414 PCI-E to ExpressCard Adapter is a versatile expansion card designed to bring laptop style ExpressCard functionality to desktop computers. It supports both 34mm and 54mm ExpressCard modules, making it suitable for a wide range of networking, storage, and industrial interface cards.
The adapter connects via a PCI Express x1 slot and includes internal USB routing for compatibility with hybrid ExpressCard devices. It is widely used in professional environments where legacy or specialized hardware must be integrated into modern desktop systems without replacing existing equipment.
This solution is ideal for system integrators, IT technicians, and advanced users who need reliable hardware expansion and backward compatibility.
Performance tier: Mid-range expansion interface
Uses: ExpressCard integration, desktop hardware expansion, legacy device support, networking adapters, industrial interface connectivity
Overview
SUNIX PTE1414 allows users to connect 34mm or 54mm wide ExpressCard to the desktop PC via PCI Express slot. It is compliant with PCI Express base specification vision 1.1 and supports both PCI Express and USB interface ExpressCard.With this board, users can easily connect to their desktop PC with a wide range of ExpressCard, such as GigaLan, Serial-ATA,FireWire IEEE1394, Bluetooth, Memory card reader ExpressCard.
Description
The Sunix PTE1414 is a PCI Express x1 adapter card that enables desktop systems to use ExpressCard 34mm and 54mm devices. It bridges modern PCIe architecture with legacy ExpressCard hardware, providing a practical upgrade path for systems that require additional connectivity options.
Built for stability and broad compatibility, this adapter supports a wide range of ExpressCard modules including networking, storage controllers, FireWire, and communication devices. Its internal USB connection ensures support for hybrid ExpressCard designs that rely on both PCIe and USB signaling.
Features
- PCI Express x1 interface for desktop expansion
- Supports ExpressCard 34mm and 54mm modules
- Internal USB connection for hybrid ExpressCard support
- Compatible with multiple operating systems including Windows and Linux
- Enables use of legacy ExpressCard peripherals on desktop PCs
- Suitable for networking, storage, and industrial expansion cards
What's in the Box
- Sunix PTE1414 PCI-E to ExpressCard adapter card
- Quick installation guide
- Mounting bracket (if included by manufacturer)
Specifications
- Product type: PCI Express to ExpressCard adapter
- Interface: PCI Express x1
- ExpressCard support: 34mm and 54mm
- Internal interface: USB header support
- PCI Express standard: PCIe 1.1 compliant
- Data transfer rate: Up to 2.5 Gbps (PCIe lane dependent)
- Operating system support: Windows, Linux, Mac OS (driver dependent)
- Expansion capability: Supports multiple ExpressCard device types
- Form factor: Low profile compatible design
FAQ
What is the Sunix PTE1414 used for?
It is used to add an ExpressCard slot to a desktop PC using a PCI Express slot, allowing compatibility with 34mm and 54mm ExpressCard devices.
Does it support both 34mm and 54mm ExpressCards?
Yes, the adapter is designed to support both ExpressCard 34mm and 54mm formats.
Do I need drivers to use this adapter?
Most functionality depends on the ExpressCard device used. The adapter itself typically operates at hardware level with minimal driver requirements.
What devices can be used with this adapter?
It supports ExpressCard devices such as network adapters, storage controllers, USB expansion cards, and communication modules.
Is this suitable for modern desktops?
Yes, it is designed for PCI Express-equipped desktops and is commonly used to integrate older ExpressCard hardware into newer systems.
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