LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB 3.1 Type-C 24-Pin Male Solder Adapter 5-Pack White Housing
Five USB 3.1 Type-C male solder adapters with 24-pin PCB boards, 56 kΩ resistors, 3.0 mm strain relief and reversible white housings for DIY cable repair
- Five connectors per pack for multiple repairs
- Reversible USB-C plug inserts either way
- Built-in 56 kΩ resistor enables power and data
- Solder-ready PCB board for custom cable work
- 0 mm strain relief and cover protect joints
DIY USB-C Solder Adapter 5-Pack
This pack contains five USB 3.1 Type-C male connectors designed for cable repair or custom builds. Each unit includes a 24-pin plug with a pre-attached PCB for direct wire soldering. A white housing and 3.0 mm strain relief cover are supplied for a finished assembly. The connectors support reversible insertion into any USB-C female port.
Replacing Damaged USB-C Plugs
Use these adapters to replace a broken connector on an existing power-and-data cable without replacing the whole lead. The 56 kΩ resistor enables standard USB-C power negotiation and data transfer. The jump is worth it when the cable itself is intact but the moulded plug has failed or when building a custom-length cable from bulk wire.
USB 3.1 Power-and-Data Limits
The connector carries USB 3.1 power and data signals only and does not support OTG host functionality. It cannot be used for On-The-Go peripherals that require the device to act as a host. The 56 kΩ resistor sets a defined current advertisement for charging, so the adapter will not negotiate higher power profiles beyond the base specification.
Highlights
- Five connectors per pack for multiple repairs
- Reversible USB-C plug inserts either way
- Built-in 56 kΩ resistor enables power and data
- Solder-ready PCB board for custom cable work
- 0 mm strain relief and cover protect joints
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the width of the strain-relief opening on this adapter?
The housing includes a 3.0 mm strain-relief opening for the cable.
Which step is most often missed when soldering wires to the onboard PCB?
Tinning each wire before placing it on the pad prevents cold joints.
When would the 56 kΩ resistor inside the plug need to be checked?
If the host stops negotiating power or data, the resistor may have opened.
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