It carries the standard USB 2.0 power envelope — rated 1.5A per contact at 30VDC — making it a straight drop-in for any board design that expects a USB host or downstream port. Gold plating on the contacts handles the repeated mating cycles a front-panel USB port sees — field-service techs swapping cables daily won't fret about contact fretting here.
Board Lock and Mounting — Why the Anchor Matters
This receptacle includes a board lock feature — those little metal tabs that solder into plated through-holes alongside the signal pins. On a right-angle USB port, the cable insertion force tries to lever the connector off the board; the board lock takes that shear load so the solder joints on the four signal pins don't crack over time. For a harness builder or a panel assembler, that means the port stays put through thousands of plug-unplug cycles without the PCB pads lifting. The white insulation color and horizontal mounting feature make it easy to spot during visual inspection on a populated board.
Temperature Range and Flammability — Industrial Cabinet Fit
ROHS3 compliance is confirmed, so it clears the material restrictions for EU-market builds.