LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB 2.0 Type B Male to Female Extension Cable 50cm 90 Degree Left Angled Panel Mount
A USB 2.0 Type B extension cable with a 90 degree left-angled male connector and a panel-mount female end secured by screws, measuring 50cm in length
- 90-degree left angle saves space in tight panels
- 50 cm length reaches internal ports without excess slack
- Panel-mount female end with screws secures a firm chassis connection
- USB 2.0 Type B male plug links to standard upstream ports
- Male-to-female extension adds a panel interface to existing cables
Panel-Mount USB 2.0 Extension
This 50 cm cable extends a USB 2.0 Type B connection to a panel-mount female port. The 90 degree left-angled male plug fits tight spaces behind equipment. The panel-mount end secures with screws for a permanent installation. It suits industrial, audio or test-bench setups needing a fixed external Type B port.
Replacing Loose or Short Cables
The assembly replaces dangling patch cords or cables that are too short to reach a panel cut-out. The jump is worth it when a device must stay mounted while the host connection is made and broken repeatedly. The screwed flange prevents the port from pushing back into the enclosure during insertion.
Simple Screw-Down Installation
Mount the female end through a panel cut-out and tighten the two screws. Route the 50 cm tail to the host device and plug in the angled male connector. The fixed length leaves no slack for rerouting, so measure the internal path before cutting the panel hole. The left-angle orientation is not reversible.
Highlights
- 90-degree left angle saves space in tight panels
- 50 cm length reaches internal ports without excess slack
- Panel-mount female end with screws secures a firm chassis connection
- USB 2.0 Type B male plug links to standard upstream ports
- Male-to-female extension adds a panel interface to existing cables
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What panel cut-out size and screw spacing does the 90-degree left-angled female connector require for mounting?
The panel-mount USB B female connector uses a standard flange with two screw holes; drill the cut-out to match the flange outline and align the holes for the supplied screws.
Which end should be connected first during installation to avoid stressing the 50 cm cable?
Secure the panel-mount female side to the enclosure with its screws, then plug the 90-degree left-angled male plug into the host port so the cable runs without tension.
How often should the panel-mount female port be inspected for dust or contact wear?
Check the USB 2.0 female port every few months; blow out debris with compressed air and verify the screws remain tight to maintain a reliable connection.
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