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Fervit USB-C cable 240W 480Mbps 90° angled 200cm
Charges laptops at up to 240W and transfers data at 480Mbps through a 90° angled connector that fits tight ports
- Charge at up to 240W with 48V 5A Extended Power Range support
- Transfer data at up to 480Mbps over USB 2.0
- 90° angled connector fits tight spaces around ports
- 200cm length gives flexible reach for desk setups
- Works with USB-C laptops including Mac Pro 2020 2019 2018 and XPS
Fervit USB-C cable 240W 480Mbps
This Fervit USB-C cable delivers up to 240W power delivery and 480Mbps data transfer. It features a 90-degree angled connector for tight spaces and measures 200cm in length. The cable supports Extended Power Range at 48V 5A and Standard Power Range at 20V 5A. It is compatible with USB 2.0 devices including laptops, tablets and phones.
Suits users needing high-watt charging
Buyers who require faster data rates than 480Mbps should look elsewhere. This cable does not support video output or alternate modes. Users needing a straight connector or a shorter length will not find those options here. It is designed primarily for power delivery and basic data sync with compatible USB-C laptops and peripherals.
Check your device supports USB-C PD up to 240W
Verify the host and charger both support Extended Power Range at 48V 5A for maximum wattage. Ensure the USB-C port provides enough clearance for the 90-degree angled plug orientation. Confirm the 200cm cable length matches your workspace requirements. The cable is backward compatible with USB 2.0 ports for data and 100W charging.
Highlights
- Charge at up to 240W with 48V 5A Extended Power Range support
- Transfer data at up to 480Mbps over USB 2.0
- 90° angled connector fits tight spaces around ports
- 200cm length gives flexible reach for desk setups
- Works with USB-C laptops including Mac Pro 2020 2019 2018 and XPS
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does this 240W cable need an EPR-compatible charger and laptop to deliver the full 48V 5A rating?
Yes, the 240W peak requires both the power source and the device to support Extended Power Range negotiation at 48V 5A.
Will the 90-degree angled plug still fit if my older laptop only has a standard USB 2.0 Type-C port?
The connector is fully USB 2.0 compatible and the 90-degree design works with any female Type-C port regardless of generation.
How can I confirm the cable is actually providing 240W charging after I plug it in?
Check the laptop's battery settings or a USB power meter; it should show 48V at 5A when the system requests the full EPR profile.
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