USB 3.1 Type-C to 3.0 A plug cable, data and charging cable, 5 Gbps, 3 A charging, black, DINIC box with Euro hole, 0.50 m

Advantages

• USB Type-C plug to USB Type-A plug (USB 3.0)
• SuperSpeed data transfer at up to 5 Gbit/s
• Charging capability up to 3 A, depending on the device, port and power supply profile
• Integrated 56 kΩ resistor for signalling in the USB-C environment
• Integrated 10 nF capacitor for stabilisation and noise suppression
• Short cable length of 0.50 m for compact installations and service connections

Product description

The DINIC USB-C to USB-A cable connects devices with a USB-C socket to a USB-A port. The 0.50 m long data and charging cable supports SuperSpeed data transfers at up to 5 Gbit/s, as well as a charging function up to 3 A. The actual charging power available depends on the connected device, host port and power supply profile.

With its short cable length, this black USB cable is particularly suitable for structured installations, service workstations and compact installation locations. The cable incorporates a 56 kΩ resistor for detection and signalling in USB-C environments, as well as a 10 nF capacitor for stabilisation and noise suppression.

Applications

• System integration and IT roll-outs
• Peripheral and service connections
• Imaging and service workstations
• USB service ports on HMIs, panel PCs and industrial PCs
• Docking stations and USB hubs
• Short USB connections in technical and workplace environments

Technical Specifications

Compatibility

The cable is designed for devices with a USB-C socket and connects them to USB-A ports (USB 3.0), such as those found on PCs, industrial PCs, docking stations, USB hubs or suitable charging adaptors.

It can be used with USB-A ports supporting USB 2.0, as it is backwards compatible. The data transfer rate depends on the port used and the connected devices.

Selection and practical guidance

The 0.50 m length is particularly suitable for short connections where unnecessary excess cable length is to be avoided. When selecting this cable, ensure the device has a USB-C port and that there is a suitable USB-A port at the other end. The maximum data rate and the available charging current also depend on the devices and ports involved.

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