BUCIER
BUCIER 12 Inch USB 2.0 5 Pin Male Terminal Block Cable
A 12 inch USB 2.0 cable with a 5 pin male terminal block for solderless custom wiring to phones, tablets and computers
- Connector TypeUSB Type A
- ColorUSB Male
- Connector DetailUSB Type A
- Apple CompatibleCellular Phones
- Constructioncopper
- Solder-free custom wiring with terminal-block connectors
- USB 2.0 plug fits standard ports directly
- Shielded construction reduces signal interference
- 12 inch length suits compact installations
- Copper conductors ensure reliable power and data transfer
USB 2.0 terminal-block adapter
This BUCIER cable provides a 12 inch USB 2.0 Type A male plug that terminates in a 5-pin screw-terminal block. It lets technicians connect stranded or solid-core wires without soldering, using only a small screwdriver to create custom wiring jigs for USB 5-pin interface devices.
Thermals and power draw
The copper conductors and integrated shielding deliver reliable data and charging performance with minimal resistive loss during normal operation. No active cooling is required and the passive design adds no audible noise to the workspace.
Sustained-load behaviour
Under continuous use the screw terminals maintain a secure connection without degradation, and the shielding helps preserve signal integrity over the full cable length. The solderless design remains stable across repeated mating cycles in typical bench or field applications.
Highlights
- Solder-free custom wiring with terminal-block connectors
- USB 2.0 plug fits standard ports directly
- Shielded construction reduces signal interference
- 12 inch length suits compact installations
- Copper conductors ensure reliable power and data transfer
Specifications
| Brand | Kework |
|---|---|
| Connector Type | USB Type A |
| Color | USB Male |
| Connector Detail | USB Type A |
| Apple Compatible | Cellular Phones |
| Construction | copper |
Questions about this item
How do I connect wires to the 5-pin terminal block without soldering?
Insert stripped stranded or solid-core wires into the screw terminals and tighten each screw with a small screwdriver; the USB Type A plug then connects directly to the host port.
What part of the cable is most likely to wear out first with repeated use?
The screw-terminal connections can loosen over time from vibration or thermal cycling, so periodic re-tightening maintains a reliable contact.
What limits performance during long data transfers?
The USB 2.0 interface sets the maximum sustained throughput, so extended transfers run at that speed ceiling.
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