PX0843/A, Bulgin USB 2.0 Cable, Female 5 Pin Socket to Female USB A Cable, 150mm

Bulgin Front Panel Mounting USB Connectors

Bulgin Buccaneer panel mount IP68 USB 2.0 connectors. These USB connectors are fitted with a front panel USB receptacle and a 5-way crimp socket with a 132 mm lead at the rear. They are robust and easy to install, ideal for harsh environments and a convenient solution to various USB applications.

Features and Benefits

• Robust and easy to install
• 5-way crimp socket on 132 mm leads
• Sealed to IP68, EN60529 when mated
• Data rates up to 480Mbps
• 4-pole connection, rated at 30Vac/ 1A max.
• Flammability rating UL94V-0
• PVC jacketed cable
• Operating temperature 0°C to +70°C

Options

• USB A = front panel mounted. Sealed A type at front of the panel, 5-way crimp connector at rear = RS Stock no: 612-0740
• USB B = front panel mounted. Sealed B type at front of the panel, 5-way crimp connector at rear = RS Stock no: 612-0762

Compatible with;

• Bulgin PX0840; RS stock no: 468-6355, 468-6349, 468-6333, 468-6377, 841-8730 and 841-8733
• Bulgin PX0841; RS stock no: 841-8749, 841-8746 and 841-8737

Typical Applications:

USB cables are typical components used to provide a connection from computers to peripherals such as keyboards, printers, portable media players, network adapters and pointing devices. They are also used to provide electrical power to portable devices via a wall adapter or computer. There are several types of USB connectors such as:
USB A
USB B
USB C
Mini USB (A,B,C)
Micro USB (A,B,C)

FAQ:
Rear panel mount vs Front panel mount, what’s the difference?

During installation, a rear panel mount connector is inserted from the rear and secured with a nut on the front. Front panel mounts are inserted from the outside of the panel and secured. Both options have an O-Ring for a dust and watertight seal.

How does USB cable work?

The USB cable (Universal Serial Bus) is the easy-to-use, standardised connector that allows for the integration of different types of devices with a computer. A USB cable consists of four wires that are used for transferring separately power and data. A USB cable allows for communication between devices in both directions.

What does IP rating mean for USB cables?

IP (Ingress Protection) is the protection level against the intrusion of water or dust for USB cables. The IP rating is described by two numbers: e.g. IP65 where the first digit stands for SOLIDS and second for LIQUIDS materials. The higher number the higher level of protection.

What USB cable type describes?

USB cable types can be classified into several transfer speed groups:
USB 3.1 – the most recent and the fastest available standard of USB cables. It is capable to transfer up to 10Gbps. Please, bear in mind that USB 3.1 types are not compatible with USB 2.0 or older ports.
USB 3.0 – these cables are able to work up to 5Gbps and are used in many modern devices that require multiple streams of data. USB 3.0 ports are fully backwards compatible which means USB 2.0 cables will be working with them. However, data transfer speed will be limited up to 2.0 standard.
USB 2.0 – one of the most popular USB Cable standards that allow for a transfer speed of 480 Mbps. Most of the devices on the market are compatible with this standard.

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