Cavo USB 2.0 InLine connettore USB-C/connettore USB-C cavo a ricarica rapida 100W 1m

The InLine USB 2.0 cable USB-C male/male 100W quick charger cable 1m is designed for charging and data transfer between devices with USB-C ports. The 1 m black cable supports up to 100 W power delivery for fast charging and includes an intelligent E-Marker chip that negotiates the optimal charging profile and protects connected devices from overvoltage. As a USB 2.0 cable, it provides a maximum data transfer rate of 0.48 Gbit/s.

Advantages

The built-in E-Marker chip ensures safe power negotiation and helps prevent hardware damage from improper voltages. With USB-C male-to-male connectors the cable offers broad compatibility with modern smartphones, tablets and other USB-C devices. Its 1 m length balances convenience and reach for everyday use, and the 100 W power rating enables fast charging of laptops, tablets and smartphones that support USB Power Delivery.

Suitable for

• Fast charging smartphones and tablets with USB-C ports
• Charging USB-C laptops and portable devices that accept up to 100 W
• Data transfer between USB-C devices at USB 2.0 speeds (0.48 Gbit/s)
• Use with USB-C chargers, power banks and docking stations

Key specifications

• Connectors: USB-C male / USB-C male
• USB version: USB 2.0
• Maximum data rate: 0.48 Gbit/s
• Maximum power delivery: 100 W
• Cable length: 1 m
• Color: Black
• Includes: E-Marker chip for power negotiation and protection

How to use

Connect one USB-C connector to a compatible charger, power bank or laptop and the other connector to the device you wish to charge or sync. The cable's E-Marker chip will negotiate the highest safe power level supported by both connected devices. For data transfer, connect compatible USB-C devices and use file transfer software or the operating system's built-in tools. Ensure connectors are fully inserted and aligned to avoid damage.

Recommendations

Use the cable with compatible USB-C PD chargers and devices that support the stated power level. Avoid exposing the cable to excessive heat, moisture or mechanical stress. If a device does not support high-watt charging, the cable will limit power to the maximum supported by the device and charger.