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Defendwe USB 3.1 Type-C Male to Female Extension Cable 0.5 m 24-pin 56KΩ
A 0.5 m USB 3.1 Type-C male-to-female extension cable with a 24-pin 56KΩ resistor protects the device port for up to 10000 insertions
- Connector TypeMicro USB to USB A
- Extends USB 3.1 Type-C reach by 0.5 m for flexible device placement
- 24-pin reversible connector inserts either way up for hassle-free connection
- Built-in 56 kΩ resistor maintains safe power negotiation during charging
- Rated for 10000 insertions to protect the host port from wear
- Flat TPE-PVC jacket resists tangling and fits tight spaces
Defendwe USB 3.1 Type-C Extension Cable
This 0.5 m cable extends a USB 3.1 Type-C port using a male-to-female layout. It serves users who need extra reach for charging or data without stressing the device's built-in connector. The 24-pin design supports forward and reverse insertion for convenient plug orientation.
56 kΩ Resistor and Stainless Steel Plugs
A built-in 56 kΩ resistor helps maintain correct power negotiation between host and peripheral. Stainless steel connector housings resist wear from repeated mating cycles. The TPE plus PVC jacket provides a flat, flexible profile that routes easily in tight spaces.
Rated for 10000 Insertion Cycles
The extension absorbs daily plugging and unplugging so the device's own port stays intact. It handles USB 3.1 signalling across the half-metre length for standard data and charging tasks. Very long runs or high-power alternate modes beyond the spec are not supported.
Highlights
- Extends USB 3.1 Type-C reach by 0.5 m for flexible device placement
- 24-pin reversible connector inserts either way up for hassle-free connection
- Built-in 56 kΩ resistor maintains safe power negotiation during charging
- Rated for 10000 insertions to protect the host port from wear
- Flat TPE-PVC jacket resists tangling and fits tight spaces
Specifications
| Connector Type | Micro USB to USB A |
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Questions about this item
Will the 56KΩ resistor inside the plug need replacing after heavy use?
The 56KΩ resistor is built into the stainless-steel plug housing and is not a user-serviceable part; it is designed to last for the cable's rated 10000 insertion cycles.
What stops the 3.1 Type-C connection from throttling during long transfers?
The 24-pin Type-C interface and USB 3.1 signalling share the same 0.5 m flat TPE+PVC conductors, so sustained throughput is limited by the cable's length and material rather than an active thermal throttle.
Does the flat 0.5 m cable run warm or draw extra power when left plugged in all day?
The passive 24-pin extension adds no active circuitry, so it draws no power of its own and generates no measurable heat during continuous use.
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