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Fervit 3 Pack USB C Adapter 10/40Gbps 120/240W
Three adapters convert USB-A and USB-C ports with 10 Gbps or 40 Gbps data rates and up to 120 W or 240 W charging, plus a blue LED indicator
- Three adapters in one pack cover multiple port needs
- Type-C to Type-C adapter moves files at 40Gbps
- Type-A to Type-C adapters transfer data at 10Gbps
- Type-C to Type-C adapter delivers up to 240W charging
- Blue LED indicator shows charging status clearly at night
Three-adapter kit for USB-C and USB-A devices
This pack contains three distinct converters: a USB-C male to USB-A female adapter, a USB-A male to USB-C female adapter, and a USB-C male to USB-C female adapter. Each unit supports fast charging and data transfer for phones, tablets, and laptops. A blue LED indicator on each adapter shows active power status.
Suits users needing mixed legacy
Buyers who regularly switch between USB-A and USB-C peripherals will find all required gender changes in one pack. The USB-C to USB-C adapter handles 40 Gbps data and 240 W charging for high-performance docks or drives. Users who only need a single fixed connection type should buy individual adapters instead.
Check your charger and cable ratings before use
The USB-A adapters require a USB-A Power Delivery charger to reach 120 W output. The USB-C to USB-C adapter delivers 240 W only when paired with a compatible 240 W source and cable. Verify that your existing power bricks and cables support the required wattage and 10 or 40 Gbps data speeds.
Highlights
- Three adapters in one pack cover multiple port needs
- Type-C to Type-C adapter moves files at 40Gbps
- Type-A to Type-C adapters transfer data at 10Gbps
- Type-C to Type-C adapter delivers up to 240W charging
- Blue LED indicator shows charging status clearly at night
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What type of USB-A power source do I need so the Type-C male to Type-A female adapter can deliver 120W charging?
You must plug the adapter into a USB-A port that supports Power Delivery at 120W; a standard USB-A port without PD will not provide that charging rate.
If I keep my older USB 3.2 Gen 1 devices, will the Type-C to Type-C adapter still transfer data at its rated 40Gbps?
The adapter itself is rated for 40Gbps, but the link will run at the lowest speed among the host, cable and peripheral — so a USB 3.2 Gen 1 device limits the connection to 5Gbps.
How can I confirm the adapters are actively charging after I plug them in?
Each adapter has a blue LED that lights up when power is flowing, making it easy to see charging status even in low light.
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