LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB-C Female to 6-Pin Screw Mount PD 65W
A USB-C female screw-mount connector delivering up to 65 W at 20 V and USB 2.0 data at 480 Mbps for panel-mount power and data wiring
- Fast data transfer at 480 Mbps via USB 2.0
- Delivers up to 65 W Power Delivery for rapid charging
- Reversible USB-C plug inserts either way up
- Screw-mount design secures the connector to panels or enclosures
- Supports DC 5 V to 20 V input for flexible power wiring
Panel-mount USB-C connector
This LORDWORLD USB-C female socket mounts vertically on a panel using a screw-mount design. It provides a permanent Type-C port for enclosures, cabinets or custom devices. The connector accepts reversible USB-C plugs and routes both power and data through a six-pin PCBA pinout. It is suited for DIY builders adding external USB-C access to a project.
Build integration
The vertical screw-mount footprint lets the connector sit flush against a panel while the six pins break out to a PCB or wiring harness. No active electronics are included, so the host board must supply the PD controller and any voltage negotiation. The connector simply passes the signals through, freeing the builder from designing a custom USB-C receptacle footprint.
Power and data headroom
The connector supports USB 2.0 data at 480Mbps and passes DC 5V to 20V for Power Delivery up to 65W. It handles charging for phones, tablets and laptops that negotiate within that range. It does not carry USB 3.x or higher-speed signals, so bandwidth tops out at the 2.0 rate.
Highlights
- Fast data transfer at 480 Mbps via USB 2.0
- Delivers up to 65 W Power Delivery for rapid charging
- Reversible USB-C plug inserts either way up
- Screw-mount design secures the connector to panels or enclosures
- Supports DC 5 V to 20 V input for flexible power wiring
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much heat does the 6-pin screw-mount connector generate when delivering 65 W continuously?
The board is rated for DC 5 V to 20 V at up to 65 W; sustained heat depends on your enclosure airflow and cable gauge.
What noise level should I expect from the PD 65 W adapter during all-day operation?
The connector itself has no fan or moving parts, so it adds no audible noise to the system.
Which cables and power source do I need to make the USB-C female socket work?
You need a USB-C cable and a PD-capable charger or host that can supply 5 V to 20 V over USB 2.0.
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