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Fervit USB-C Male to Male 24pin 100W PD USB 2.0 480Mbps DIY Connector Kit 2pcs
DIY USB-C male-to-male connector kit with 24-pin design supporting 100W power delivery and USB 2.0 data at 480Mbps
- DIY kit lets you build custom USB-C cables
- Supports 100W power delivery for fast charging
- Handles USB 2.0 data at 480Mbps
- Reversible 24-pin plugs insert either way up
- Includes PC board, 3.0mm strain relief and housing covers
DIY USB-C Connector Kit for Custom Cables
This kit supplies two 24-pin USB-C male plugs that you solder onto your own raw cable. Each plug includes a printed circuit board, a 3.0 mm strain relief and a housing cover. The parts are intended for builders who want to create a specific length or wire gauge rather than buy a finished lead.
Sustained 100W Power Delivery with USB 2.0 Data
The integrated power chipset supports 100W Power Delivery for continuous charging or device power. Data transfer runs at USB 2.0 480Mbps, so the link remains stable during long transfers without the higher signalling rates that can degrade on hand-soldered joints. The reversible plug orientation works in both directions for reliable mating over many cycles.
24-Pin Connector Determines Compatibility
The 24-pin USB-C male interface is the single specification that decides whether this kit fits your project; it mates only with USB-C female ports. If your design requires a different connector style, a higher data rate such as USB 3.x, or a pre-assembled cable with moulded strain relief, this kit will not meet those needs.
Highlights
- DIY kit lets you build custom USB-C cables
- Supports 100W power delivery for fast charging
- Handles USB 2.0 data at 480Mbps
- Reversible 24-pin plugs insert either way up
- Includes PC board, 3.0mm strain relief and housing covers
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the PD 100W chipset in this connector generate noticeable heat during continuous charging?
The connector includes a PD 100W power chipset for Type-C to Type-C charging; as a DIY component without active cooling, its temperature will depend on the cable you assemble and the load you apply.
What raw cable and tools must I already have to build a working lead with these plugs?
You need a USB-C raw cable with 24 conductors, a soldering iron, solder, heat-shrink or glue, and basic hand tools; the kit supplies only the PC-board plugs, 3.0 mm strain reliefs and housing covers.
Will these DIY plugs work with my older USB 2.0 devices that only support 480 Mbps?
Yes, the plugs carry a USB 2.0 480 Mbps data path alongside the PD 100W power lines, so they remain compatible with legacy USB 2.0 hosts and peripherals.
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