Câble USB-C vers USB-C tether tools CUC31R-ORG — 9,40 m, coudé, orange

tether tools USB-C to USB-C cable CUC31R-ORG is a 9.40 m orange cable with a right-angle connector designed to provide extended reach and improved cable routing for USB-C devices. The cable supports reliable wired connections between cameras, laptops, docking stations and other USB-C peripherals in studio, on-location and desktop environments. Its length and angled plug allow users to position devices without putting excessive strain on USB-C ports.

Advantages

This USB-C to USB-C cable combines long length and a right-angle connector to reduce cable stress and improve placement flexibility. The visible orange finish helps with quick identification on crowded sets or in busy workspaces. The cable is built for consistent signal transmission over an extended distance and is intended for workflows that need a stable wired connection between USB-C devices.

Suitable for

• Studio photography and tethered shooting where camera-to-computer connection requires extra length
• On-location shoots where neat cable routing and reduced port strain are important
• Desktop setups connecting laptops, docks or external devices across a larger workspace
• Temporary or semi-permanent installations that benefit from a clearly visible cable

Key specifications

• Cable type: USB-C to USB-C
• Length: 9.40 m
• Connector orientation: right-angle on one end (as specified)
• Color: orange
• Typical applications: data transfer and device connectivity for cameras, computers and docking stations

How to use

Connect one USB-C connector to the host device and the other to the target device, ensuring the right-angle plug is oriented to reduce stress on the device port. For tethered camera use, attach the straight or right-angle end according to the camera body layout to avoid interference with battery compartments or grips. Lay the cable along the intended route and secure with straps or clips as needed to prevent accidental tripping or disconnection.

Recommendations

Avoid sharp bends, excessive twisting and tension along the cable; route the cable so the right-angle connector sits flush with the device body. Inspect connectors for debris before connecting, and secure long runs with cable ties or gaffer tape to maintain a stable connection during shoots or extended use.