LORDWORLD USB-C Female to 4-Pin Header Cable 17.5cm 24AWG 2.0mm Pitch 480Mbps
A 17.5 cm USB-C female to 4-pin header cable with 2.0 mm pitch, 24 AWG wire, 480 Mbps data and up to 5 V 3 A power for panel-mount DIY projects
- USB-C panel mount adds front-panel connectivity to cases
- 5 cm cable reaches internal headers without strain
- 24 AWG conductors carry up to 5 V 3 A power
- Reversible Type-C plug inserts either way up
- USB 2.0 interface delivers 480 Mbps data throughput
DIY USB-C panel-mount cable
This 17.5 cm cable adapts a USB-C female port to a 4-pin 2.0 mm pitch header for front-panel or enclosure integration. It suits builders adding a reversible Type-C connector to custom cases, test rigs or embedded panels. The 24 AWG conductors carry both power and USB 2.0 signals in a single compact assembly.
Sustained 480 Mbps data throughput
The link operates at USB 2.0 high-speed rates continuously, limited by the 480 Mbps specification rather than burst performance. Power delivery reaches 5 V at 3 A when paired with a compliant USB 2.0 host and device, maintaining that level for extended sessions without throttling.
Low-profile passive thermals
No active cooling is present; the cable runs at ambient temperature during normal 5 V 3 A operation. Voltage drop across the 24 AWG wires remains minimal at this length, keeping connector heat negligible. The panel-mount socket adds no audible noise and draws only the attached device's current.
How it compares
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- Price $16.99
- Cheaper than about 75% of the 5,998 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
Does the 24AWG cable run warm when delivering 5 V 3 A all day?
The cable is rated for up to DC 5 V 3 A with USB 2.0 devices, so it handles continuous charging loads without overheating.
What must my motherboard provide for the 4-pin header to work?
You need a spare USB 2.0 internal header with a 2.0 mm pitch that supplies the standard four pins for power and data.
Will this adapter slow down a USB 3.0 device I plug into the Type-C port?
The adapter supports USB 2.0 at 480 Mbps, so any USB 3.0 device will fall back to that speed when connected through it.
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