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Vszerda 9Pin 10Pin USB 2.0 Header to USB-C Cable 50cm
Converts a 9-pin or 10-pin internal USB 2.0 header to a USB-C port for cameras, mini monitors or sensor panels at 480 Mbps over 50 cm
- TypeUSB
- ColorBlack
- Cable Length50
- Length50
- Speed480 megabits_per_second
- FeaturesHigh speed data
- Converts a 9-pin or 10-pin motherboard header to a USB-C port
- Delivers 480 Mbps data throughput for fast file transfers
- 50 cm length fits tight chassis spaces without excess cable
- Plug-and-play design needs no drivers or configuration
- Powers USB-C cameras, sensors, mini monitors and small accessories
9Pin 10Pin USB 2.0 Header to USB-C Cable
This adapter cable converts a motherboard internal USB 2.0 header into a USB-C female port. It supports data transfer at 480 Mbps and provides power for charging small devices. The 50 cm length suits internal routing in compact builds.
Builders adding front-panel USB-C
Suitable for connecting mini monitors, sensor panels, cameras or low-power USB-C accessories. Not for users needing USB 3.0 or higher bandwidth, nor for devices requiring more power than a standard USB 2.0 header can supply.
Plug-and-play internal installation
Connect the 9-pin or 10-pin header to the motherboard and route the USB-C end to the desired location. Ensure the header pinout matches the board layout; incorrect alignment can prevent detection or damage the port.
Highlights
- Converts a 9-pin or 10-pin motherboard header to a USB-C port
- Delivers 480 Mbps data throughput for fast file transfers
- 50 cm length fits tight chassis spaces without excess cable
- Plug-and-play design needs no drivers or configuration
- Powers USB-C cameras, sensors, mini monitors and small accessories
Specifications
| Brand | xiwai |
|---|---|
| Type | USB |
| Color | Black |
| Cable Length | 50 |
| Length | 50 |
| Speed | 480 megabits_per_second |
| Features | High speed data |
Questions about this item
Does my motherboard need a 9-pin or 10-pin internal USB 2.0 header for this cable?
The adapter fits either a 9-pin or 10-pin internal USB 2.0 header on the motherboard.
Will the 480 Mbps link slow down if I plug a USB 3.0 device into the Type-C end?
The cable operates at USB 2.0 speed, so any connected device will run at 480 Mbps maximum.
How can I confirm the header is delivering power after I connect a sensor panel?
If the panel powers on or its indicator lights activate, the header is supplying the expected 5 V supply.
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