Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Connects an RJ12 6P6C cable to a 6 pin .1" pitch debug terminal block for panel mounting
This adapter connects an RJ12 6P6C cable to a 6-pin .1" pitch terminal block. It provides a panel-mount socket for telephony or debug connections. The cable bridges modular plug and header interfaces in a single assembly. Builders integrating debug headers or telephony panels will find it useful.
Verify that the target header uses a .1" pitch and exactly six pins. Confirm the RJ12 plug wiring matches the device pinout. Ensure the panel cut-out suits the socket dimensions. Buyers who need a different pitch or pin arrangement cannot use this adapter.
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One end has an RJ12 6P6C female connector and the other end has a 6 pin .1" pitch terminal block.
This model is built for a .1" pitch debug terminal block, so it matches that spacing directly.
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