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Fervit USB-C female to 6-pin header cable 17.5cm 65W PD
A USB-C female to 6-pin header cable with latch mount, delivering up to 65 W PD power and 480 Mbps USB 2.0 data in 17.5 cm length
- Latch-mount female socket secures USB-C connection inside a chassis
- 65 W Power Delivery supports up to 20 V for fast charging
- USB 2.0 delivers 480 Mbps data alongside power
- Compatible with phones, laptops, tablets and other Type-C peripherals
- 5 cm cable with 2.0 mm pitch 6-pin header for DIY builds
USB-C female to 6-pin header cable
This 17.5 cm cable connects a USB-C female latch-mount port to a 6-pin header with a 2.0 mm pitch. It delivers up to 65 W of power at DC 5 V or 20 V and carries USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps. The set includes five cables for DIY or OEM cabinet integration.
Replaces loose panel-mount wiring
The latch-mount socket secures the USB-C port to a chassis without extra brackets. Upgrading from soldered fly-leads is worth it when you need a repeatable, serviceable connection for power and data in a custom enclosure.
Sustained 65 W delivery
Under continuous load the cable maintains the full 65 W rating without thermal throttling. The 2.0 mm pitch header and latch design keep contact resistance low, so voltage drop stays minimal during extended charging or data sessions.
Highlights
- Latch-mount female socket secures USB-C connection inside a chassis
- 65 W Power Delivery supports up to 20 V for fast charging
- USB 2.0 delivers 480 Mbps data alongside power
- Compatible with phones, laptops, tablets and other Type-C peripherals
- 5 cm cable with 2.0 mm pitch 6-pin header for DIY builds
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What panel cut-out and pitch does the 6-pin header need for the latch-mount?
The header uses a 2.0 mm pitch and the latch-mount snaps into a standard panel cut-out; verify your chassis hole pattern matches that spacing before fitting.
Which orientation do I plug the header in so the USB-C female faces the right way?
The 6-pin header is keyed — match the missing pin on the connector to the blocked hole on the board, then press until the latch clicks; reversing it bends pins.
When should I swap the cable if the latch feels loose or power drops?
Replace the cable when the latch no longer holds the USB-C plug firmly or when connected devices stop negotiating 65 W PD, indicating worn contacts.
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