
Cliff dual slim USB-C feedthrough connector rated 3 A per port, with right-angle rear cable entry and 2 mm rear profile for panels.
The Cliff Electronic Dual Slim USB-C Feedthrough Connector is a compact panel connector with a maximum current of 3 A per port.
It provides a USB-C socket on the panel front that connects directly to a USB-C plug on the inside, allowing USB-C charging and data transfer to be integrated into panels and enclosures. The sleek black metal frame includes CSK holes for secure mounting, and the ultra-low rear profile of 2 mm suits applications with tight space behind the panel. The design supports both front and rear mounting for flexible installation.
Key Features
Applications
The connector is suited to instrument panels, custom computer cases, kiosks and other panel and enclosure projects. It is well suited to product designers, engineers and hobbyists adding USB-C connectivity to custom equipment.
Specifications
Choose the Cliff Electronic Dual Slim USB-C Feedthrough Connector when you need a space-efficient way to bring USB-C ports through a panel or enclosure while keeping internal cabling neat and organised.
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