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Description

Zebra CBL-USBCCLT035-M12 M12 to USB-C Client Cable

Overview

The Zebra CBL-USBCCLT035-M12 is a specialized client cable designed to bridge M12 industrial connectors to standard USB-C ports. This cable is essential for integrating rugged Zebra mobile computers and scanners into environments where M12 connectivity is mandated for durability and environmental sealing, but USB-C is required for peripheral connection or host communication. It ensures a reliable data link in demanding applications like warehouse automation, manufacturing floors, and field service operations where standard USB connectors would fail.

Compatibility

This cable is engineered for use with Zebra mobile computers and scanners featuring an M12 connector for client/host communication. It is compatible with devices such as the Zebra MC9300 series, TC8300 series, and other Zebra mobile computers and scanners that utilize an M12 client port for data transfer. Verify your specific Zebra device model's M12 port functionality for data communication.

Installation Notes

The M12 connector features a threaded coupling for secure, vibration-resistant connections. Ensure the M12 connector is fully seated and the locking ring is tightened to the manufacturer's recommended torque specification to maintain its IP67 rating and prevent accidental disconnection. The USB-C end is reversible and plugs into standard USB-C host ports.

What's in the Box

  • 1x Zebra CBL-USBCCLT035-M12 M12 to USB-C Client Cable
Specifications
Cable Length: 11.5ft (3.5m)
Connector Type: M12 to USB-C
Cable Type: Client Cable
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Zebra M12 TO Usb-c Male Client Cabl - CBL-USBCCLT035-M12

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