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Note: I am torn between posting this here, SE DIY or SE IoT. Since this is related to powering on my smart devices and the electrical connection I need to use, I finally settled down on SE EE. Please let me know if this is out of scope and I will move it somewhere else

I have a Nuki Smart Lock and I want to do exactly what the manual says not to do:

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I would like the USB cable to cross the frame of the door by using a "connector" - a device that would have a set of bare metal endings on both side that can touch and provide a closed circuit, and be disconnected when the door is open. The connector on the Nuki is a USB-C.

My main problem is that I do not know how such device is called in English (now that I think of it I could also post at SE English Learners :)).

Is there a standard way for a USB-C cable to be split that way?

Note: I am torn between posting this here, SE DIY or SE IoT. Since this is related to powering on my smart devices and the electrical connection I need to use, I finally settled down on SE EE. Please let me know if this is out of scope and I will move it somewhere else

I have a Nuki Smart Lock and I want to do exactly what the manual says not to do:

enter image description here

I would like the USB cable to cross the frame of the door by using a "connector" - a device that would have a set of bare metal endings on both side that can touch and provide a closed circuit, and be disconnected when the door is open. The connector on the Nuki is a USB-C.

My main problem is that I do not know how such device is called in English (now that I think of it I could also post at SE English Learners :)).

Is there a standard way for a USB cable to be split that way?

Note: I am torn between posting this here, SE DIY or SE IoT. Since this is related to powering on my smart devices and the electrical connection I need to use, I finally settled down on SE EE. Please let me know if this is out of scope and I will move it somewhere else

I have a Nuki Smart Lock and I want to do exactly what the manual says not to do:

enter image description here

I would like the USB cable to cross the frame of the door by using a "connector" - a device that would have a set of bare metal endings on both side that can touch and provide a closed circuit, and be disconnected when the door is open. The connector on the Nuki is a USB-C.

My main problem is that I do not know how such device is called in English (now that I think of it I could also post at SE English Learners :)).

Is there a standard way for a USB-C cable to be split that way?

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Note: I am torn between posting this here, SE DIY or SE IoT. Since this is related to powering on my smart devices and the electrical connection I need to use, I finally settled down on SE EE. Please let me know if this is out of scope and I will move it somewhere else

I have a Nuki Smart Lock and I want to do exactly what the manual says not to do:

enter image description here

I would like the USB cable to cross the frame of the door by using a "connector" - a device that would have a set of bare metal endings on both side that can touch and provide a closed circuit, and be disconnected when the door is open. The connector on the Nuki is a USB-C.

My main problem is that I do not know how such device is called in English (now that I think of it I could also post at SE English Learners :)).

Is there a standard way for a USB cable to be split that way?

Note: I am torn between posting this here, SE DIY or SE IoT. Since this is related to powering on my smart devices and the electrical connection I need to use, I finally settled down on SE EE. Please let me know if this is out of scope and I will move it somewhere else

I have a Nuki Smart Lock and I want to do exactly what the manual says not to do:

enter image description here

I would like the USB cable to cross the frame of the door by using a "connector" - a device that would have a set of bare metal endings on both side that can touch and provide a closed circuit, and be disconnected when the door is open.

My main problem is that I do not know how such device is called in English (now that I think of it I could also post at SE English Learners :)).

Is there a standard way for a USB cable to be split that way?

Note: I am torn between posting this here, SE DIY or SE IoT. Since this is related to powering on my smart devices and the electrical connection I need to use, I finally settled down on SE EE. Please let me know if this is out of scope and I will move it somewhere else

I have a Nuki Smart Lock and I want to do exactly what the manual says not to do:

enter image description here

I would like the USB cable to cross the frame of the door by using a "connector" - a device that would have a set of bare metal endings on both side that can touch and provide a closed circuit, and be disconnected when the door is open. The connector on the Nuki is a USB-C.

My main problem is that I do not know how such device is called in English (now that I think of it I could also post at SE English Learners :)).

Is there a standard way for a USB cable to be split that way?

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How to make an USB cable cross a door?

Note: I am torn between posting this here, SE DIY or SE IoT. Since this is related to powering on my smart devices and the electrical connection I need to use, I finally settled down on SE EE. Please let me know if this is out of scope and I will move it somewhere else

I have a Nuki Smart Lock and I want to do exactly what the manual says not to do:

enter image description here

I would like the USB cable to cross the frame of the door by using a "connector" - a device that would have a set of bare metal endings on both side that can touch and provide a closed circuit, and be disconnected when the door is open.

My main problem is that I do not know how such device is called in English (now that I think of it I could also post at SE English Learners :)).

Is there a standard way for a USB cable to be split that way?