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16-Pin High Current For Charging Station

Model No.HX type c 6 pin

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Advantages:

  • Pin count: 16 (power, CC, optional USB 2.0/SBU
  • Voltage: 5 V default; up to 20 V/28 V/36 V/48 V with PD3.1 EPR
  • Current: 3 A standard; 5 A high‑current with e‑marked cable
  • Mating life: 10,000 cycles typical
  • Operating temperature: −40 to +85 °C (−40 to +105 °C optional)
  • Soldering: SMT reflow

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Product Description

This 16‑pin Type‑C receptacle is tailored for high‑power charging stations and power hubs that need a rugged connector with optional USB 2.0 functionality but without SuperSpeed pairs. The pinout typically includes multiple high‑current VBUS/GND contacts, CC1/CC2 for orientation and current advertisement, optional D+/D− for service, metering, or simple data, and optional SBU for accessory modes; SuperSpeed pins are omitted to simplify layout and enhance robustness. A reinforced metal shell with multiple ground tabs and through‑hole retention posts delivers excellent mechanical strength and a low‑impedance path to chassis for EMI/ESD control. Hard‑gold plating on power and signal contacts ensures low resistance and long life. Available in right‑angle SMT with shell stakes, vertical THT, and mid‑mount variants; panel gaskets and dust caps are available to improve system‑level ingress resistance.

Key features:

  • High current, charging‑station ready
    • 5 A rating with e‑marked cable; supports PD3.1 EPR up to 48 V/240 W (controller dependent)
    • 3 A default; 5 V without PD
  • 16‑pin functional set
    • Power: multiple VBUS/GND pins for low IR drop
    • Control: CC1/CC2 for orientation/current advertisement and PD negotiation
    • Optional USB 2.0 D+/D− for service/authentication; optional SBU
    • No SuperSpeed pairs for simplified routing and improved robustness
  • Industrial durability
    • 10,000+ mating cycles; high retention shell; vibration‑resistant structure
    • Wide operating temperature; corrosion‑resistant plating
  • EMI/ESD performance
    • Multi‑point shell grounding; defined chassis shunt path
    • Compatible with TVS arrays and PD controllers for surge protection
  • Flexible assembly
    • Right‑angle SMT with through‑hole shell stakes; vertical THT; mid‑mount
    • Tape‑and‑reel with pick cap (SMT) or tray (THT); coplanarity‑controlled feet
  • Materials and compliance
    • UL94V‑0, halogen‑free housing; hard‑gold contacts
    • RoHS/REACH compliant

Typical specifications (verify per selected part’s datasheet):

  • Pin count: 16 (power, CC, optional USB 2.0/SBU; no SuperSpeed)
  • Voltage: 5 V default; up to 20 V/28 V/36 V/48 V with PD3.1 EPR
  • Current: 3 A standard; 5 A high‑current with e‑marked cable
  • Contact resistance: ≤30 mΩ (power), ≤50 mΩ (CC/USB2), initial
  • Insulation resistance: ≥100 MΩ; dielectric withstand ≥100 VAC, 1 min
  • Mating life: 10,000 cycles typical
  • Operating temperature: −40 to +85 °C (−40 to +105 °C optional)
  • Soldering: SMT reflow (shell stakes wave/selective solder) or THT
  • Retention: reinforced shell with through‑hole posts for high pull‑out strength

Applications:

  • Multi‑port charging stations and public charging kiosks
  • Desktop power hubs, docks, and cradles
  • Wall chargers, in‑counter charging bars, hospitality/retail charge points
  • Battery cabinets, tool chargers, micro‑mobility charging bays
  • Service/power inlets for gateways, routers, and industrial devices

Customization options:

  • 3 A or 5 A rating; contact plating thickness; shell finish (Ni/Sn/Ag options)
  • Mounting style: RA SMT with stakes, vertical THT, mid‑mount; standoff height
  • Ground tab count/style; alignment pegs; panel‑mount bezel with gasket; dust cap
  • Insulator color, marking/logo, packaging (tape‑and‑reel, tray)
  • Optional integration of light‑pipe or locating features for front panels

Notes:

  • 5 A and EPR operation require a PD3.1‑capable controller and an e‑marked 5 A cable; implement OVP/OCP, thermal monitoring, and proper creepage/clearance.
  • If SuperSpeed data is required, choose a full 24‑pin USB‑C receptacle.
  • Follow IEC/UL safety and surge standards applicable to public charging installations.