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Fervit Dual Right Angled USB5.0 80Gbps Flat Slim FPC Cable 13cm
A 13 cm flat FPC cable with dual right-angled USB-C connectors delivers 80 Gbps data, 240 W charging and up to 16K 30 Hz video
- 16K@30Hz, 8K@60Hz, 5K@60Hz ultra-HD video output on USB-C monitors
- 80Gbps USB5.0 data transfer rate, twice the speed of USB4
- 240W power delivery at 28V/5A for rapid laptop charging
- Dual right-angled USB-C connectors fit tight ports in 13cm flat cable
- Flexible PVC-sheathed FPC design bends easily without damage
USB5.0 80Gbps dual-angled FPC cable
This 13 cm flat cable carries USB 5.0 traffic at up to 80 Gbps and supports 240 W power delivery. Its dual right-angled USB-C plugs fit tight spaces and reduce strain on ports. The slim FPC construction stays flexible for daily routing inside compact setups.
Users needing maximum video bandwidth
Creators driving 16K at 30 Hz, 8K or 5K at 60 Hz, or 4K at 120 Hz will benefit from the high throughput, provided the monitor’s USB-C port supports DP Alternate Mode. Laptops such as Mac Pro 2018–2025, XPS or Chromebook models gain full-speed data and 28 V / 5 A charging. Builders who need a longer reach or a straight connector should look at something else.
80 Gbps USB 5.0 data rate
The cable’s defining specification is its 80 Gbps transfer ceiling, double the 40 Gbps ceiling of USB 4.0. This single figure decides whether the link can sustain uncompressed 16K or high-refresh 4K workflows without compression artefacts.
Highlights
- 16K@30Hz, 8K@60Hz, 5K@60Hz ultra-HD video output on USB-C monitors
- 80Gbps USB5.0 data transfer rate, twice the speed of USB4
- 240W power delivery at 28V/5A for rapid laptop charging
- Dual right-angled USB-C connectors fit tight ports in 13cm flat cable
- Flexible PVC-sheathed FPC design bends easily without damage
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 13 cm flat FPC cable generate noticeable heat when delivering 240 W continuously?
The cable uses copper conductors inside a flexible PVC jacket designed for high current; at 240 W the conductors are rated for the load, so heat remains within normal operating limits for a 13 cm run.
What must my laptop and monitor each provide for the 80 Gbps link and 16K@30 Hz video to work?
Both host and display need a USB-C port that supports USB 5.0 or USB 4.0 with DisplayPort Alternate Mode; the cable itself is backward compatible with USB 4.0 40 Gbps ports.
Will the cable still deliver 100 W power and 40 Gbps data if I connect it to a 2018 Mac Pro that only has USB 4.0 ports?
Yes, the cable is backward compatible with USB 4.0 and earlier USB-C devices, so it will negotiate 100 W charging and 40 Gbps data on those ports.
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