Description
Overview
Type-C female charging socket offering 2, 4 or 6 pins, terminated either as a direct-compression base socket or with a PH2.0 connector on a short lead. The multi-pin versions carry additional contacts for higher current or extra signals rather than power alone.
Specifications
- Pin counts: 2Pin / 4Pin / 6Pin
- Termination: direct compression base socket, or with PH2.0 connector
- Lead options: with wire, or PH2.0 terminated
- Body colours: black / white
- Gender: female socket
Purpose
It provides a Type-C charging inlet in the form the assembly needs — a compression socket that sits directly on the housing, or a PH2.0-terminated version that plugs into a board. Having 2, 4 or 6 pins lets a design take power only, or power plus additional contacts for higher current.
Applications
- Small appliances with USB-C charging
- Enclosures needing a panel-mounted charging inlet
- Prototyping and repair of USB-C charging ports
- Custom devices where the port is wired to a PH2.0 header
How to Use
- Decide whether the port terminates as a compression socket or via a PH2.0 plug, and pick accordingly.
- Choose the pin count: 2 pins for power only, 4 or 6 where higher current or extra contacts are needed.
- Confirm polarity and the CC pin assignment if the device negotiates charging.
- Mount the socket so the plug inserts fully without the housing obstructing it.
- Test with the intended charger rather than a generic 5V supply.
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