Tether Tools USB-C to Micro-B Cable CUC31RB-ORG 9.40 m, right-angle Micro-B connector, orange

Tether Tools USB-C to Micro-B Cable CUC31RB-ORG 9.40 m is a connection cable designed for tethered camera and device setups. It features a right-angle Micro-B connector on one end and a standard USB-C connector on the opposite end. The 9.40 m length provides extended reach for studio and location shoots, while the orange color increases visibility and helps with cable routing and organization during production.

Advantages

The cable combines a long 9.40 m reach with a right-angle Micro-B connector that reduces strain at the device port and improves fit in tight spaces. The standard USB-C opposite end allows direct connection to compatible host devices without adapters. The high-visibility orange jacket makes the cable easy to identify and route among other equipment, supporting safer and more efficient setups.

Suitable for

• Tethered photography and studio camera connections
• On-location shoots where extended cable length is required
• Setups that benefit from a right-angle Micro-B connector to reduce port strain
• Environments where cable visibility aids organization and safety

Key specifications

• Cable type: USB-C to Micro-B
• Length: 9.40 m
• Connector orientation: right-angle Micro-B on one end, straight USB-C on the other
• Color: orange for high visibility
• Primary use: data connection for tethered camera and device workflows

How to use

Connect the right-angle Micro-B end to the camera or device micro-USB port, ensuring the connector aligns with the port orientation to avoid stress. Plug the USB-C end into a compatible host such as a laptop, docking station, or adapter-equipped computer. Route the cable along the studio or location environment, using the orange jacket as a visual guide to avoid trip hazards and to keep the workspace organized. Handle the cable gently at both ends to prolong connector life.

Recommendations

Use the right-angle Micro-B connector in confined mounting locations to minimize bending stress at the device port. For tethered sessions, secure the cable along its length with clips or ties to prevent accidental disconnection and to maintain a clear working area.