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Flat black 30-pin EDP ribbon cable with connectors on both ends

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister B156HAN 6.1 fit 30pin EDP internal power cable

SKU CH-X20T-8QCD3

Internal 30-pin EDP power cable compatible with B156HAN 6.1, 4.1, 4.0, LTN156HL01, LP156WF6, SPD1, LM156LF1L01, LM156LF1L02 and LM156LF3L01 panels

  • Compatible with B156HAN 06.1, 04.1 and 04.0 panels
  • Works with LTN156HL01 and LP156WF6 display models
  • Supports SPD1, LM156LF1L01, LM156LF1L02 and LM156LF3L01 screens
  • 30-pin EDP connection for 1920 by 1080 IPS panels

30-pin EDP internal power cable

This new cable from Ruth's sister carries a 30-pin EDP connection for internal power delivery. It is built to fit the B156HAN 06.1 model and matches the listed panel variants.

Compatible with B156HAN 04.1 and 04.0 panels

The cable suits repairers or builders working with the LTN156HL01, LP156WF6, SPD1, LM156LF1L01, LM156LF1L02 or LM156LF3L01 panels at 1920 by 1080 resolution. It is not for installations that require a different pin count or a connector type other than 30-pin EDP.

Highlights

  • Compatible with B156HAN 06.1, 04.1 and 04.0 panels
  • Works with LTN156HL01 and LP156WF6 display models
  • Supports SPD1, LM156LF1L01, LM156LF1L02 and LM156LF3L01 screens
  • 30-pin EDP connection for 1920 by 1080 IPS panels

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 30-pin EDP connector on this cable need replacement after repeated panel swaps?

The 30-pin EDP connector is rated for standard mating cycles; avoid bending the cable sharply near the plug to prevent pin fatigue.

What is the first limit that appears when this cable runs a 1920×1080 panel continuously?

The cable itself has no active limit; sustained use is constrained by the panel's own power draw and the host's EDP current capability.

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