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Fervit IP68 Waterproof M20 Locking USB-C Female to Female Adapter 10Gbps
IP68 waterproof M20 locking USB-C female-to-female adapter joins two cables into one 10 Gbps link for wet or rugged sites
- 10Gbps data transfer rated to USB 3.1 spec
- IP68 waterproof when mated or capped for wet environments
- Internal potting blocks water ingress if cap is lost
- M20 locking thread secures panel mount in vibration
- Extends two USB-C cables into one longer link
IP68-rated panel-mount coupler
The Fervit M20 locking adapter joins two USB-C cables into a single, weather-sealed link. Its IP68 rating holds whether the connector is mated or capped, and internal potting blocks water ingress even if a cable sheath is damaged. The assembly is designed for permanent installation in enclosures, marine gear or industrial controllers.
10 Gbps USB 3.1 Gen 2 throughput
The coupler passes USB 3.1 Gen 2 signals at 10 Gbps and remains backward-compatible with USB 3.0, 2.0 and 1.1 speeds. It carries both power and data, so attached peripherals such as drives, tablets or phones receive charging current while transferring files. No active electronics are required; the connection is a straight-through mechanical and electrical bridge.
Locking M20 thread and dust cap included
A threaded M20 nut secures the flange to a panel cut-out, preventing vibration from loosening the joint in mobile or vehicular use. The supplied cap seals the port to IP68 when no cable is plugged in, preserving the rating during storage or transit. One complete set is provided, ready for immediate mounting.
Highlights
- 10Gbps data transfer rated to USB 3.1 spec
- IP68 waterproof when mated or capped for wet environments
- Internal potting blocks water ingress if cap is lost
- M20 locking thread secures panel mount in vibration
- Extends two USB-C cables into one longer link
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 10Gbps rating actually deliver when the adapter joins two USB-C cables?
The 10Gbps rating is the maximum data rate the adapter can pass between the two cables; real-world speed will match the slowest link in the chain, so a USB 3.1 Gen 2 cable on each side can sustain 10Gbps, while a USB 3.0 cable drops it to 5Gbps and USB 2.0 to 480Mbps.
Which USB specification does the M20 locking coupler follow, and what speed ceiling does that impose?
It complies with USB 3.1, so the hard ceiling is 10Gbps; the adapter also falls back to USB 3.0 at 5Gbps, USB 2.0 at 480Mbps and USB 1.1 at 1.5Mbps depending on the cables and host controllers used.
What panel cut-out and clearance does the M20 thread need for a watertight mount?
The adapter uses an M20 thread, so you need a 20 mm diameter hole and enough depth behind the panel for the locking ring and potting; once tightened with the seal cap fitted or a cable connected, it meets IP68.
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