USB-kaapeli DeLOCK 84832 USB 2.0 0,25 m 2 x USB A musta

This USB panel-mount cable by DELOCK extends an internal USB 2.0 header to two external Type-A female ports. The female connector is designed for screw mounting to a slot bracket, cable duct or enclosure, enabling installation of USB A ports in an accessible position for self-built computers and custom enclosures. The cable is 25 cm long, black, with gold-plated contacts and supports USB 2.0 data rates up to 480 Mb/s.

Advantages

The cable provides easy access to two external USB A female ports while using a single 10-pin 2.00 mm USB 2.0 motherboard header. Gold-plated connectors improve contact reliability. The panel-mount female ports include screw nuts and mounting holes for secure installation. A compact 25 cm cable length keeps internal cable routing tidy.

Suitable for

• Self-built desktop PCs where internal USB headers need external ports
• Custom enclosures, rack panels or slot brackets requiring USB A ports
• Small form-factor cases or cable ducts where short external connections are needed

Key specifications

• Connector: 1 x 10-pin USB 2.0 pin header (female) to 2 x USB 2.0 Type-A female
• Pitch distance: 2.00 mm; pin 10 = key
• Screw type: M3; mounting hole approx. 17.5 x 11.5 mm; screw hole pitch approx. 28.5 mm
• Cable gauge: 28 AWG; cable diameter approx. 4 mm
• Data transfer rate: up to 480 Mb/s (USB 2.0)
• Length incl. connector: approx. 25 cm
• Colour: black; gold-plated connector contacts

How to use

Connect the 10-pin 2.00 mm USB 2.0 pin header plug to the corresponding header on the motherboard (observe pin 10 keying). Position the female Type-A ports at the desired panel or slot location, insert and secure them using the supplied M3 screws through the mounting holes. Route the cable inside the case to avoid sharp bends and secure it with cable ties if necessary. After mounting, connect external USB devices to the panel-mount Type-A ports.

Recommendations

Use with a free 2.00 mm USB 2.0 header on the motherboard and avoid forcing the keyed connector. For reliable connections, tighten M3 screws securely but do not overtighten; keep cable length short to maintain tidy internal routing.