Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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A three-cable USB-C set delivering up to 240 W power with PD 3.1 and built-in E-Marker chip for phones, tablets, laptops and consoles
This three-pack supplies USB-C to USB-C cables rated for up to 240W power delivery under the PD 3.1 standard. Each cable carries an E-Marker chip that negotiates the correct voltage and current with the charger and device. The set includes three different lengths so you can reach wall outlets, desk hubs or bedside tables without stretching a single cord. Aluminium alloy connectors and fire-resistant materials are used throughout for durability and safety.
Households or professionals charging a MacBook Pro 16, a Steam Deck, a recent iPhone 15 or 16 series phone, a Galaxy S24 or Pixel 8 and an iPad Pro from the same kit will appreciate the combined length options and 240W headroom. If you only ever charge one phone at low wattage and never need more than a single short cable, the extra cords and high power rating will go unused.
The single specification that determines whether this set is the right choice is the 240W (48V/5A) PD 3.1 capability. Only devices and chargers that also support PD 3.1 at that power level can draw the full rate; everything else will fall back to its own maximum. Match the cable rating to your highest-power charger to avoid a bottleneck.
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Both ends use standard USB-C plugs that insert into any USB-C port on the listed phones, laptops, tablets and handhelds.
Plug each end firmly until it clicks; the built-in E-Marker chip then negotiates up to 240W, but the charger and device must both support PD 3.1 for that rate.
Replace it if the aluminum alloy connectors loosen, the jacket frays, or the E-Marker chip stops negotiating the correct power level.
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