Cablecc USB 3.1 Type-C Dual M2 Screw Locking to Locking 10Gbps 1.2m Panel Mount Cable
A 1.2 m USB 3.1 Type-C cable with dual M2.0 screw-locking connectors for secure panel-mount data links at 10 Gbps
- Connection typeUSB C to USB C
- Product colorBlack
Cable Length 1.2M
- Secure locking with dual M2.0 screws prevents accidental disconnects
- 10 Gbps USB 3.1 bandwidth supports fast data transfers
- Reversible Type-C plugs insert either way up
- 2 m length fits panel-mount installations
- Black cable suits industrial and professional environments
Secure USB-C Cable for Industrial Panels
This 1.2 m USB 3.1 Type‑C cable uses dual M2.0 screw‑locking connectors on both ends to prevent accidental disconnection in vibration‑prone environments. It supports 10 Gbps data transfer and features the reversible USB‑C plug design. The panel‑mount construction suits fixed installations in machinery, kiosks or test rigs.
Dual Screw Locks Eliminate Cable Creep
The M2.0 locking screws on each connector replace standard friction‑fit mating, so the link stays seated even when panels flex or equipment moves. No additional brackets, adhesives or software are supplied; the mechanical lock itself provides the reliability improvement.
Panel Mount Install Requires Threaded Cut‑Outs
Mounting the cable means drilling or punching matching M2.0 threads in the panel, then tightening the screws by hand or with a small driver. The most common issue is mismatched hole spacing or insufficient thread depth, which prevents the locks from engaging fully.
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- Price $8.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product color | Black |
| Ports & slots | |
| Connection type | USB C to USB C |
Questions about this item
Will the M2.0 panel-mount screws need periodic retightening?
The M2.0 panel-mount screws are designed for a secure mating mechanism; check them during routine system maintenance and retighten if vibration has loosened them.
What limits the 10 Gbps data rate during sustained transfers?
The 10 Gbps USB 3.1 link is the primary bottleneck; cable length of 1.2 m and connector quality support the rated speed, so the host controller or storage device usually limits throughput first.
Does the 1.2 m cable generate noticeable heat when running all day?
Passive USB 3.1 cables at 1.2 m draw very little power, so heat rise is negligible during continuous operation; the connectors remain cool to the touch.
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