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Fervit USB 3.1 Type-C Locking Cable 200 cm
A 200 cm USB 3.1 Type-C to Type-C cable with a single M2 locking screw for a secure connection, supporting 10 Gbps data transfer and up to 65 W power delivery
- Secure locking M2 screw prevents accidental disconnects
- 10Gbps transfer speed moves large files quickly
- 65W power delivery charges laptops and drives
- 200cm length gives flexible tethered shooting reach
- Reversible USB-C connectors plug in either way
Locking USB-C cable for tethered shooting
The Fervit USB 3.1 Type-C locking cable uses a single M2 thumbscrew on each end to prevent accidental disconnects during studio or field shoots. At 200 cm it reaches from camera to workstation without strain. Reversible connectors plug in either way up.
Practical limits of the USB 3.1 Gen 2 interface
The link tops out at 10 Gbps data throughput and 65 W (20 V at 3.25 A) Power Delivery, so high-resolution RAW transfer and simultaneous camera charging stay within spec. The screw-to-connector clearance is 6.8 mm, which may not fit recesses deeper than that distance.
Replaces standard non-locking USB-C cables
Swap this in when a loose cable has cost you a session or when vibration risks unplugging a machine-vision rig. The jump is worth it if you need guaranteed retention and USB-C Vision Standard compliance; it is not for buyers who want longer reach or dual-screw locking.
Highlights
- Secure locking M2 screw prevents accidental disconnects
- 10Gbps transfer speed moves large files quickly
- 65W power delivery charges laptops and drives
- 200cm length gives flexible tethered shooting reach
- Reversible USB-C connectors plug in either way
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 200 cm length or a shorter option?
The 200 cm cable gives you two metres of reach for tethered shooting or machine-vision rigs; if your camera sits closer to the host, a shorter cable reduces slack and potential signal loss.
What does the 10 Gbps rating mean when I plug this into my camera and laptop?
It allows up to 10 Gbps raw throughput under USB 3.1, so high-resolution image streams from industrial or photographic cameras transfer without bottleneck, provided both ends support that speed.
How does the USB 3.1 Type-C interface limit power delivery in practice?
The connector is rated for 65 W at 20 V and 3.25 A, so it can charge a laptop or power a bus-powered drive while moving data, but it cannot exceed that 65 W ceiling.
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