DINIC USB Type-C to Type-C charging cable, 2x USB Type-C plugs, 60W, 3A, OD: 3.5mm, black, DINIC box with Euro hole, 0.5m

Quick overview

Advantages

• Dual-ended USB-C cable with two USB Type-C connectors
• Charging power up to 60 W at up to 3 A, depending on the power supply, device and supported charging protocol
• USB 2.0 data transfer for synchronisation and peripheral applications
• Short cable length of 0.50 m for compact workstation, service and rack connections
• Outer diameter of 3.5 mm for space-saving cable routing
• DINIC cardboard box with Euro-hole for retail and product display

Product description

The DINIC USB-C to USB-C charging cable connects devices with a USB Type-C socket via two USB Type-C plugs. The 0.50 m long cable supports charging applications up to 60 W / 3 A as well as data transfer in accordance with USB 2.0. This makes it suitable for professional workstation, service, integration and peripheral applications.

With an outer diameter of 3.5 mm, the black cable can be neatly routed even where space is limited. The conductor configuration is specified as 28#3C (16×0.08TA) + 22#2C (65×0.08TA). It is supplied in a DINIC cardboard box with a Euro-hole.

Areas of application

• Workstation and desk set-ups with short USB-C connections
• System integration and IT infrastructure
• Service, test and commissioning workstations
• USB-C peripherals and synchronisation applications in accordance with USB 2.0
• Specialist retail and distribution via DINIC Cardboard box with Euro-slot

Technical specifications

Compatibility

Suitable for connecting devices with a USB Type-C socket, including compatible smartphones, tablets, laptops, docking stations and USB-C peripherals. The data connection complies with USB 2.0. The usable charging power depends on the power supply unit, the end device and the supported charging protocol.

Selection and practical information

At 0.50 m, the cable is designed for short USB-C connections. When selecting a product, in addition to checking the USB-C connector, you should in particular verify whether USB 2.0 is sufficient for the intended data application and whether both the power supply and the end device support the desired charging power.

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