Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Connects WD15, K16A, TB15 and TB16 docks via Thunderbolt USB-C cable, not for K17A
This Thunderbolt USB-C cable connects WD15, K16A, TB15 and TB16 docking stations to a host system. It is built for users who need a direct replacement link for those specific models. The cable carries both data and power through a single Type-C connector.
Verify that your docking station is a WD15, K16A, TB15 or TB16 before ordering. The cable is not suitable for K17A units and will not function with that model. Match the exact model number on your device to the supported list.
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The listing describes only the Thunderbolt USB-C cable itself; no adapters, brackets or additional hardware are mentioned.
The 5T73G cable is specified for WD15, K16A, TB15 and TB16 docks and is explicitly noted as not suitable for the K17A model.
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