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Enfain

Enfain USB 3.2 Type-C extension cable 1.5m male to female black

SKU CH-ABBJ-C9ZWN

A 1.5 m USB 3.2 Type-C extension cable that adds reach for data, 4K video and dock or hard-disk connections

  • ColorBlack

Cable Length 1.5m

Style Male to Female

  • Extends USB-C reach with 1.5 m length
  • USB 3.2 enables fast data transfer
  • Supports 4K video output for displays
  • Connects docks and hard drives reliably

Enfain USB 3.2 Type-C extension cable 1.5m male

This 1.5 metre USB 3.2 Type-C extension cable connects a host device to peripherals using a male-to-female configuration. It supports data transfer and 4K video projection for compatible docks and displays. The black cable suits users who need extra reach for external drives or docking stations.

Cable for extending USB-C connections in desktop

The male plug inserts into the host port while the female receptacle accepts the device cable, bridging gaps up to 1.5 metres. It frees the user from short factory cables when positioning hard drives, docks or 4K screens. Builders who need longer runs or different connector orientations will require a different solution.

Highlights

  • Extends USB-C reach with 1.5 m length
  • USB 3.2 enables fast data transfer
  • Supports 4K video output for displays
  • Connects docks and hard drives reliably

Specifications

ColorBlack

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Questions about this item

How far can the 1.5 m cable run before USB 3.2 signal loss becomes an issue?

The 1.5 m length stays within the USB 3.2 Gen 1 passive-cable limit, so full 5 Gb/s bandwidth is maintained without an active repeater.

Does the cable get warm or draw extra power when a bus-powered hard drive runs all day?

It is a passive copper assembly with no active electronics, so it adds negligible resistance and no extra heat or power draw during continuous use.

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