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Kondor Blue USB-C Braided Cable Right Angle 12in 100W 10Gbps
Right-angle USB-C cable delivers 100 W charging and 10 Gbps data for 6K SSD recording with BMPCC and Z Cam
- TypeUSB & IEEE 1394 Cables
- Right-angle design keeps ports clear in tight rigs
- Braided jacket resists wear on daily shoots
- 100W power delivery charges cameras and drives fast
- 10Gbps transfer moves 6K footage without bottleneck
- 12in length reduces cable clutter on gimbal builds
Right-Angle USB-C Cable for Camera Rigs
This 12-inch braided cable connects USB-C devices with a right-angle plug that keeps the cable close to the body. It supports 100 W power delivery and 10 Gbps data transfer for external SSDs. The short length reduces clutter on gimbal or cage setups. It is built for video professionals who need a tidy, reliable link.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
The cable carries up to 100 W without active cooling, so it stays cool during extended recording sessions. No fans or moving parts mean completely silent operation. Power loss over the 12-inch run is negligible for typical SSD workloads. It draws only the power required by the attached device.
Braided Jacket and Right-Angle Plug
The braided exterior resists abrasion and prevents tangling when the cable is coiled in a bag. The right-angle connector reduces strain on camera ports and keeps the cable out of the operator's way. This design helps maintain a secure connection during handheld or gimbal movement. No additional software or adapters are included.
Highlights
- Right-angle design keeps ports clear in tight rigs
- Braided jacket resists wear on daily shoots
- 100W power delivery charges cameras and drives fast
- 10Gbps transfer moves 6K footage without bottleneck
- 12in length reduces cable clutter on gimbal builds
Specifications
| Type | USB & IEEE 1394 Cables |
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the right-angle USB-C plug so the cable routes cleanly beside my BMPCC 4K?
Align the angled end with the camera's USB-C port so the 12-inch cable runs parallel to the body, then press straight in until it clicks; forcing it sideways bends the internal pins.
What part of this braided USB-C cable wears out first with daily 100 W charging and 10 Gbps SSD recording?
The right-angle connector's internal contacts and the braid-to-plug strain relief degrade before the straight end; inspect for intermittent charging or data drops after heavy use.
At what point does sustained 100 W power delivery hit a thermal limit on this 12-inch cable?
The 12-inch length and braided jacket dissipate heat quickly, so the 100 W rating holds continuously; the first limit is the host or device reducing current, not the cable itself.
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