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Fervit USB-C & USB-A Female to 2-Pin Header Cable 75mm 2.54mm Latch Mount
A 75 mm cable with USB-C and USB-A female sockets on a 2.54 mm latch-mount header, delivering up to 5 V 2 A shared power for USB 2.0 devices
- Reversible Type-C plug eases insertion
- Latch-mount header secures cable inside cabinet
- Delivers up to 5 V 2 A shared power
- Supplies power only to phones, laptops, tablets
- 75 mm cable with 2.54 mm pitch header
DIY USB-C and USB-A power adapter
This 75 mm cable converts a 2.54 mm pitch header into one USB-C and one USB-A female socket for cabinet or enclosure builds. The reversible Type-C connector accepts either orientation, while the latch-mount design secures the sockets to a panel. It is intended for makers and OEMs adding front-panel power ports to custom devices. Builders who need data lines or higher current than 2 A should look elsewhere.
Thermals noise and power draw
The assembly carries up to DC 5 V at 2 A shared between the two ports when fed from a USB 2.0 power source. No active cooling is required and the cable adds no audible noise. Power loss across the short 75 mm run is negligible for typical charging loads. The adapter passes power only and does not negotiate higher voltages.
Bundled hardware impact
A single 75 mm cable with integrated latch-mount sockets is included, ready for immediate panel installation. No drivers, configuration software or additional brackets are supplied. The reversible Type-C plug orientation simplifies cable routing in tight enclosures. Users must provide their own 2.54 mm header connection and USB 2.0 power source.
Highlights
- Reversible Type-C plug eases insertion
- Latch-mount header secures cable inside cabinet
- Delivers up to 5 V 2 A shared power
- Supplies power only to phones, laptops, tablets
- 75 mm cable with 2.54 mm pitch header
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 2.54 mm pitch header onto a motherboard or controller board, and what orientation mistake should I avoid?
Align the keyed latch-mount header with the board's 2-pin socket so the latch faces the correct direction; the header only seats one way, so forcing it reversed bends pins.
What maintenance or replacement will the latch-mount header need over time?
The latch arms can fatigue after repeated insertions; if the cable no longer locks securely, replace the entire 75 mm cable assembly.
What limit appears first when the cable runs at the shared 5 V 2 A rating for long periods?
The combined 2 A current limit across both USB-C and USB-A ports is reached before any thermal or voltage-drop issue on the short 75 mm run.
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