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Hirose Electric Co Ltd ZX40-B-5S-UNIT(12) — USB, Type-C & HDMI Connectors

Hirose ZX40-B-5S-UNIT(12) USB micro B Plug, 5 Contacts

MPNZX40-B-5S-UNIT(12)
Obsolete

Hirose ZX series USB micro B plug, 5 contacts, 1.8A, 30VAC, 10000 mating cycles, solder termination, free hanging, UL94 V-0.

$0.8300Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
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Worldwide DispatchDHL/FedEx — transit quoted per order
Independent supplier — new & surplus connector stock· Listing updated Sep 2026

Specifications

ZX40-B-5S-UNIT(12) specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesZX
MountingFree Hanging (In-Line)
Connector typeUSB - micro B
Voltage - rated30VAC
Current rating1.8A
Positions5
Operating temperature-30°C ~ 85°C
Insulation colorBlack
Shell (Shielding material)Steel, Stainless
Material flammability ratingUL94 V-0
GenderPlug
PackageTray
TerminationSolder
Mating cycles10000
Contact finishGold
SpecificationsUSB 2.0
Number of ports1

Product details

USB micro B Plug — ZX Series

It's a free-hanging (in-line) connector terminated by soldering, rated for USB 2.0 data rates and 1.8A per contact at 30VAC. The 10000 mating cycle rating is notably high for a micro USB connector — most standard micro USB receptacles are rated for 10000 cycles on the plug side, but many plugs themselves are rated lower. This Hirose plug is built for repeated connect-disconnect duty in field-service or test applications where the cable end sees frequent reconnection.

Lifecycle — Obsolete, Sourced to Order

For BOM lines still specifying this part, the only channel is the surplus and independent distribution market. If your design can accommodate a current-production micro USB plug, Hirose's ZX series has been superseded by later series; confirm the footprint and pinout match before substituting.

This plug mates with a standard USB micro B receptacle. The 5-contact pinout follows the micro USB specification: VBUS, D-, D+, ID, and GND. The ID pin is left unconnected in standard USB 2.0 operation; it's used for On-The-Go host negotiation. Termination is solder — the contacts are soldered directly to the cable conductors. No crimp option on this plug; it's a one-piece molded assembly with the cable, typically part of a pre-terminated cable assembly. For field repair, you'd replace the entire cable rather than re-pin the connector.

Frequently asked questions

Is ZX40-B-5S-UNIT(12) obsolete?

Yes, the ZX40-B-5S-UNIT(12) is listed as Obsolete. No official replacement part number is recorded on this listing.

What is the mating connector for ZX40-B-5S-UNIT(12)?

The ZX40-B-5S-UNIT(12) is a USB micro B plug and mates with any standard USB micro B receptacle. The 5-contact pinout follows the USB 2.0 specification.