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USB socket - How to make a USB socket - extension cord (not a charger)?

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  • #1 16576400
    ens444
    Level 9  
    Hi,
    In order to supply the future TV on the pole in the middle of the living room, today I led to it under the floor USB 3.0, 2x HDMI, 2x RJ45, antenna cable, tosilinka, chinche, minijack, 3x speaker cable and three-core cables to mount the socket:
    USB socket - How to make a USB socket - extension cord (not a charger)?
    In the wall I put 4 socket boxes: 230V, HDMI, RJ45, USB and minijack

    I have a problem finding a USB socket that is not a charger but an ordinary extension cord and I have not seen a minijack socket anywhere at all.
    Do you know where I can buy it?
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  • #3 16576417
    Wojte1199
    Level 19  
    Enter the password "usb socket flush-mounted" a lot of this (not the chargers of the sockets themselves), eg karlik has this.
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  • #5 16576428
    ens444
    Level 9  
    Thanks, I'm looking for a series at a price less than PLN 540, which has a frame for four sockets at low prices.
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  • #6 16576436
    Wojte1199
    Level 19  
    ens444 wrote:
    Thanks, I'm looking for a series at a price less than PLN 540, which has a frame for four sockets at low prices.

    Ospel e.g. AS series
  • #8 16582428
    Zenek
    Level 30  
    piotrek22101 wrote:
    "Strong Thing", at least in terms of price ;) ) Personally, I used to play DIY once: buying a frame with a "virgin", decorative lid and buying sockets that could be mounted to a piece of sheet metal under this "lid". There was some work to carve the holes but I think it's worth it. If only because after a few weeks of frequent use of the minijack by teenagers, I had to change the minijack socket to a new one. And in this equipment for PLN 540 - I do not know if it is that simple.
  • #9 16582919
    D214d3k
    Level 39  
    Zenek wrote:
    mount to a piece of sheet metal under

    You had to buy a herring socket for 2 gold.
  • #10 16583281
    ens444
    Level 9  
    Gentlemen, the prices of these sockets are a drama, I will not spend PLN 500 on a frame and a few cheap cables in matching plastics ...

    USB socket - How to make a USB socket - extension cord (not a charger)?
    USB socket - How to make a USB socket - extension cord (not a charger)?

    I think I will buy short RCA, HDMI, 3.5 mm jack extension cords, plastic plugs and I'll fit and stick them myself ...

    The AS series from Ospel seems to be the cheapest, but they don't offer jack input.
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  • #12 16584430
    ens444
    Level 9  
    D214d3k wrote:


    great, the modules are relatively cheap but the frame is made of glass and costs PLN 200. Total PLN 441 for four sockets, an exaggeration.
    I'm looking for a frame for 4 OOOO sockets with a 45x45 mm square hole.

    USB socket - How to make a USB socket - extension cord (not a charger)?
  • #14 16584716
    ens444
    Level 9  
    D214d3k wrote:
    LeGrand Mosaic but square ones are probably triple max.
    And it does not arrange all the time? Only the cans of "boats" are needed for those without breaks.
    https://www.ceneo.pl/13500268#tab=spec
    The other manufacturer looks the same.
    http://www.salen.pl/?m=product&pid=795&cat=106


    I have already laid a new floor, I do not want to hammer or pull the smoothed cable pipe out of the wall. I need a frame for 4 standard boxes as in the picture.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around finding a USB socket that functions as an extension cord rather than a charger, as well as sourcing a minijack socket for a home entertainment setup. The user has already installed various cables, including USB 3.0, HDMI, and RJ45, under the floor and is looking for affordable socket options. Several users provided links to products from brands like Karlik and Ospel, suggesting specific models and stores. The user expressed frustration over high prices for socket frames and considered DIY solutions using extension cords and plastic plugs. The conversation also touched on the need for a frame compatible with standard socket boxes and the availability of cheaper modules.
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