Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Two 6 ft braided USB-A to USB-C cables deliver 60 W charging and 480 Mbps data for iPhone 15, 16, 17 and Galaxy S23
This two-pack supplies two braided USB-A to USB-C cables rated for 60 W charging and 480 Mbps data transfer. Each cable measures six feet and is built for daily charging and CarPlay connectivity. The set suits owners of recent iPhone and Galaxy models who need spare or replacement cords.
The braided nylon jacket and reinforced connectors dissipate heat during high-current charging so the cable stays cool to the touch. Integrated safeguards prevent over-current and over-voltage conditions, keeping power delivery stable without audible noise. Normal use draws only the current negotiated by the connected charger and device.
The 60 W power rating and 480 Mbps data rate decide whether this cable matches your charger and sync needs. Buyers whose adapters or devices require higher wattage or faster USB 3-class transfer speeds will find the specification insufficient. For standard phone charging and CarPlay the rating is adequate.
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Plug the USB-A end firmly into the vehicle's CarPlay port and the USB-C end into the iPhone 15, 16 or 17; the safety-certified design prevents pop-up warnings when seated fully.
Inspect the nylon braided jacket and connectors periodically for fraying or debris; wipe contacts with a dry cloth if charging slows, as no user-serviceable parts exist inside.
The 480Mbps data rate caps transfer speed before the 60W power rating is reached, so sustained file moves hit the bandwidth ceiling first.
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