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Fervit

Fervit USB C to A Female Socket Power Cable 75mm 2.54mm Latch Mount

SKU CH-KCSM-JR184

A 75 mm latch-mount cable delivers up to DC 5 V 2 A of power from a USB 2.0 Type-A source to a USB-C device

  • DC 5 V 2 A power delivery for USB 2.0 devices
  • Latch-mount socket secures the connection inside a cabinet
  • Type-A female port powers phones, tablets and peripherals
  • 75 mm cable suits tight DIY OEM builds
  • 54 mm pitch header matches standard board connectors

DIY Power Cable for Cabinet Devices

This 75 mm Fervit cable adds a USB Type-C and Type-A female socket to a 2.54 mm pitch latch-mount header. It is intended for OEM and DIY builders who need to route DC 5 V power to a panel or enclosure.

Upgrade from Flying Leads or Soldered Headers

The latch-mount connector replaces loose wires or direct solder joints, giving a secure, keyed connection that resists vibration. The jump is worth it when a project demands a repeatable, tool-free power link inside a cabinet or chassis.

Limited to Power-Only USB 2.0 Throughput

The cable carries up to DC 5 V 2 A shared between the two ports but does not pass data signals. It cannot support USB 3.x speeds, charging negotiation protocols, or any peripheral that requires data lines.

Highlights

  • DC 5 V 2 A power delivery for USB 2.0 devices
  • Latch-mount socket secures the connection inside a cabinet
  • Type-A female port powers phones, tablets and peripherals
  • 75 mm cable suits tight DIY OEM builds
  • 54 mm pitch header matches standard board connectors

Specifications

BrandFervit

Questions about this item

What panel cut-out size matches the 2.54 mm pitch latch-mount on this cable?

The latch-mount uses a 2.54 mm pin pitch; drill or punch a matching rectangular cut-out that aligns with the two latch tabs and the header footprint.

Which step do DIY builders often skip when soldering the 2-pin header to the board?

They forget to tin both header pins and the PCB pads before inserting the header, leading to cold joints that break under latch pressure.

When should the 75 mm cable be replaced in a cabinet that sees daily connect-disconnect cycles?

Inspect the latch tabs and USB-A socket every six months; replace the cable if the latch no longer clicks or the socket feels loose.

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