Fervit
Fervit USB-C to Micro USB 3.0 Screw Mount Up Angled Cable 5Gbps
Connects USB-C hosts to Micro USB 3.0 devices with a screw-locking, up-angled connector for secure industrial camera links at 5 Gbps
- Fast 5Gbps data transfer for industrial cameras
- Thumbscrew locking prevents accidental disconnection
- Up-angled connector fits tight equipment spaces
- USB-C host to Micro USB 3.0 device interface
- Durable construction for repeated professional use
Industrial camera link
This Fervit cable connects a USB-C host to a Micro USB 3.0 device with an up-angled screw-mount plug. It targets machine-vision engineers and photographers who need a secure tether for industrial cameras or external storage in vibration-prone setups. The locking thumbscrews prevent accidental disconnects during long capture sessions. Buyers needing a straight or down-angled connector should look elsewhere.
Passive signal path
The cable carries USB 3.0 signals at up to 5 Gbps without active electronics, so it adds no measurable heat and draws only the bus power required by the attached device. No fan, driver or external supply is involved, keeping acoustic noise at zero. The angled moulding reduces cable strain at the device port but does not alter the electrical budget.
Thumbscrew retention
Two captive thumbscrews on the Micro USB 3.0 plug mate with standard panel threads to lock the connector in place. This mechanical feature replaces friction-only retention and survives repeated mating cycles in rack or gantry installations. No software, firmware or driver bundle is supplied; the cable is recognised automatically by any USB 3.0 host.
Highlights
- Fast 5Gbps data transfer for industrial cameras
- Thumbscrew locking prevents accidental disconnection
- Up-angled connector fits tight equipment spaces
- USB-C host to Micro USB 3.0 device interface
- Durable construction for repeated professional use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the Fervit USB-C to Micro USB 3.0 screw mount up angled cable and what step is often missed?
Connect the USB-C host end to your computer and the Micro USB 3.0 end to the industrial camera, then tighten the thumbscrews on the Micro USB 3.0 connector by hand until snug — the step people skip is securing the thumbscrews, which prevents vibration from loosening the link.
What maintenance or replacement will this cable need later?
Inspect the thumbscrew threads and the angled strain relief periodically for wear or corrosion; if the locking action feels loose or the cable jacket shows cracking near the bend, replace the cable to maintain a reliable 5Gbps link.
What limit appears first under sustained use?
The 5Gbps USB 3.0 signalling rate is the first ceiling you hit during continuous high-volume transfers from an industrial camera; the cable itself is passive and does not throttle below that speed.
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