DeLOCK USB 2.0 Cable Type Micro-B male to Terminal Block Adapter 15 cm

The DeLOCK USB 2.0 Cable Type Micro-B male to Terminal Block Adapter (15 cm) provides a compact connection between devices with a USB Micro-B port and a 5‑pin terminal block. The cable features a USB 2.0 Type Micro-B male connector on one end and a terminal block with push‑button wire clamps on the other, allowing stripped wire ends to be connected without tools. It is available in black and green and is intended for quick wiring in a variety of applications.

Advantages

The adapter enables tool‑free connection of stripped wires using a push‑button terminal block, reducing installation time. Its short 15 cm cable offers a tidy and compact link between a host device and wired connections. The USB 2.0 Micro‑B connector ensures compatibility with devices that use standard USB 2.0 signaling. Two color options (black, green) help visually differentiate connections in installations.

Suitable for

• Connecting USB Micro‑B devices to custom wiring or terminal panels
• Prototyping and development where temporary or easy wire changes are needed
• Embedded systems and industrial applications requiring a compact USB-to-wire interface

Key specifications

• Connector A: USB 2.0 Type Micro‑B male
• Connector B: 5‑pin terminal block with push‑button wire clamps
• Cable length: 15 cm
• Color: Black, Green
• Brand: DELOCK, MPN: 66251, EAN: 4043619662517

How to use

Insert the USB Micro‑B male connector into the device’s USB Micro‑B receptacle. Strip the insulation from the wire ends to the recommended length, press the push‑button on the terminal block, insert each stripped conductor into the corresponding terminal, and release the button to clamp the wire. Verify secure connections before powering the system.

Recommendations

Use appropriately sized and insulated wires, observe correct wiring for power and data lines to prevent short circuits, and avoid applying excessive mechanical stress to the cable. Not intended for outdoor exposure or for use where IP‑rated protection is required.