JacobsParts Inc.
JacobsParts UBL-E USB 3.0 Right Angle Left Facing Adapter
A USB 3.0 right-angle coupler that routes the cable leftwards from a horizontal port, keeping full throughput in tight spaces
- TypeCoupling Connector
- Changer TypeUSB Type A
- Left-side cable routing in tight spaces
- USB 3.0 right-angle adapter couples Type-A male to Type-A female
- Full USB 3.0 throughput maintained through the coupler
- Single-port coupler adds no latency or signal loss
- Compact form fits behind PCs and in crowded panels
Right-angle USB 3.0 adapter for tight spaces
The JacobsParts UBL-E is a USB 3.0 right-angle coupler that redirects a Type-A connection toward the left when the host port is horizontal. It lets you plug a cable into rear-panel ports that sit close to a wall, desk edge or another device.
Suits cramped rear-I/O layouts.
Builders who need the cable to exit leftward from a horizontal USB 3.0 port will find this adapter useful. It does not serve setups where the cable must run toward the right, upward, downward or straight back.
Left-facing Type-A female to Type-A male orientation
The single deciding spec is the fixed left-facing angle of the female Type-A port relative to the male Type-A plug. If your clearance demands a different exit direction, this coupler will not fit.
Highlights
- Left-side cable routing in tight spaces
- USB 3.0 right-angle adapter couples Type-A male to Type-A female
- Full USB 3.0 throughput maintained through the coupler
- Single-port coupler adds no latency or signal loss
- Compact form fits behind PCs and in crowded panels
Specifications
| Brand | JacobsParts |
|---|---|
| Model | UBL-E |
| Type | Coupling Connector |
| Changer Type | USB Type A |
Questions about this item
Does the USB 3.0 rating mean I still get full speed through the right-angle bend?
The adapter is specified not to affect throughput, so the connection runs at the same USB 3.0 rate as a straight cable.
What does the Type-A male-to-female interface actually connect?
The male plug goes into a horizontal USB 3.0 Type-A port and the female socket accepts a standard Type-A cable from the left side.
How much clearance does the coupler need behind the port?
It sits flush against the port face and redirects the cable horizontally, letting you use ports with almost no rear space.
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