NEW PRODUCTS – Panel Mount Cables – USB C to Type A / USB C to Micro B Male / Snap-In HDMI Cable / Snap-In USB C Socket to USB A Plug

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NEW PRODUCTS – Panel Mount Cables – USB C to Type A / USB C to Micro B Male / Snap-In HDMI Cable / Snap-In USB C Socket to USB A Plug


Let’s get started with the USB C to Type A!

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This panel mount cable will allow you to enclose a device that has a USB A port, and also converts it to a modern USB C connector at the same time. Perfect for placing your project in a secure box! One end is a USB Type A plug connector, and other is a USB C socket with special over-molding.

The socket side has two mounting ‘ears’ with M3 screws installed 20mm apart. Can be used with box walls up to 0.25″ wide. If you have a thinner-walled box, simply swap out the M3 screws for shorter ones.

Cable is 30cm long (about 12 inches)

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Now for the USB C to Micro B Male!


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This panel mount cable will allow you to enclose a device that has a USB Micro B port, and also converts it to a modern USB C connector at the same time. Perfect for placing your project in a secure box! One end is a USB Micro B plug connector, and other is a USB C socket with special over-molding.

The socket side has two mounting ‘ears’ with M3 screws installed 20mm apart. Can be used with box walls up to 0.25″ wide. If you have a thinner-walled box, simply swap out the M3 screws for shorter ones.

Cable is 30cm long (about 12 inches)

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Moving onto the Snap-in Panel Mount Cables! Here’s the HDMI extension cable!


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This panel mount cable will allow you to enclose a device that has an HDMI port. Perfect for placing your project in a secure box. Both ends have HDMI connectors, an extension cord if you will.

What’s special about this, you ask? It’s a Snap-In Panel Mount Cable – much easier than a classic panel mount cables, you don’t need screws or drills for installation. Cut out a rectangular shape about 21.8mm (0.86″) by 10.9mm (0.43″), up to 5mm thick, and then snap the panel in, it will fit snugly and cover up any burrs, so your cut doesn’t have to be so precise.

Cable is 30cm long (about 12 inches)

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Last, but certainly not least, the Snap-In USB C to USB A Plug!


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This panel mount cable will allow you to enclose a device that has a USB A port, and also converts it to a modern USB C connector at the same time. Perfect for placing your project in a secure box! One end is a USB A plug connector, and other is a USB C socket with special over-molding.

What’s special about this, you ask? It’s a Snap-In Panel Mount Cable – much easier than a classic panel mount cables, you don’t need screws or drills for installation. Cut out a rectangular shape about 21.8mm (0.86″) by 10.9mm (0.43″), up to 5mm thick, and then snap the panel in, it will fit snugly and cover up any burrs, so your cut doesn’t have to be so precise.

Cable is 30cm long (about 12 inches)

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In stock and shipping now!


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