It carries 5 contacts in a single port, with the shell and shield made from copper alloy to contain EMI. The gold-plated contacts are rated for 1 A per circuit at 30 VAC/DC, and the connector supports USB 2.0 OTG specification for On-The-Go portable device applications.
Mounting and Assembly
The vertical orientation means the USB port stands upright off the board — common for edge-mounted or panel-mounted USB jacks where the cable inserts perpendicular to the PCB. It ships in tray packaging, which is fine for hand-load or low-volume pick-and-place, but if you're running high-speed assembly, check whether a tape-and-reel variant exists in the 500075 family to keep the line fed without tray changes.
The 1 A per-contact rating is standard for USB 2.0 signal and low-power charging — it's not a power-delivery connector. The 30 VAC/DC voltage rating covers the 5 V USB bus with margin.