DeLOCK USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A to PCB built-in connector Black

This USB built-in connector by Delock is a black, compact Type-A female socket designed for mounting in switch cabinets or distribution boxes. It provides a SuperSpeed USB 5 Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 1) Type‑A female port with eight PCB solder connections for direct wiring of single wires with open cable heads. The unit measures 32 mm in width and 22.5 mm in depth and includes a protective dust cap to keep the port free from dirt and damage.

Advantages

The built-in connector supports USB 3.2 Gen 1 SuperSpeed data transfer up to 5 Gbps and allows straightforward soldering to a PCB via eight dedicated connections. Its dust cover preserves the female port in dusty or industrial environments, ensuring long-term readiness and protection against contamination and mechanical damage. The compact black housing is suitable for space-limited installations in cabinets and distribution boxes.

Suitable for

• Mounting in switch cabinets and distribution boxes
• Connecting single wires with open cable heads to PCB solder points
• Industrial or dusty environments requiring port protection
• Applications needing a USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A female panel-mounted port

Key specifications

• Connector 1: SuperSpeed USB 5 Gbps (USB 3.2 Gen 1) Type‑A female
• Connector 2: 8 × PCB solder connections
• Product colour: Black
• Dimensions: 32 mm (width) × 22.5 mm (depth)
• Brand: DELOCK, MPN: 87821, EAN: 4043619878215

How to use

Install the built-in connector into an appropriate cutout in the switch cabinet or distribution box and secure it according to the enclosure’s mounting method. Solder individual wire ends to the eight PCB pads as required for your wiring scheme, observing correct pin assignments for USB Type‑A signals and grounding. After soldering and securing the connector, place the dust cover over the female port when the connector is not in use to protect against dust and mechanical damage.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, solder wires using correct flux and soldering temperatures recommended for PCB work, verify pinout and continuity before powering connected devices, and keep the dust cap on when the port is unused, especially in dusty or industrial environments.