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Fervit
A USB-C cable with a wedge-shaped joint that fits thick cases, delivers 240W charging via PD 3.1 and transfers data at 480Mbps
This Fervit USB-C cable uses a wedge-shaped joint that fits around most phone cases without removal. It delivers up to 240W of power through an integrated E-marker chip compliant with PD 3.1. The cable handles charging for phones, tablets and laptops. Data transfers at 480Mbps over its 4.9FT length.
The E-marker chip regulates current and voltage in real time, matching the connected device's requirements. It prevents overcharging by entering a battery protection mode when the device reaches full charge. Power delivery scales down to 140W, 100W and 60W profiles automatically. No active cooling or fan noise is involved.
Under continuous high-wattage charging the cable maintains stable current transmission through its E-marker circuitry. Voltage adjusts dynamically up to 48V at 5A without overheating the connectors. The design supports prolonged sessions with Android Auto and CarPlay where OTG is enabled. Compatibility spans iPhone 15 through 17 series, MacBook models and select Android flagships.
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Align the tapered wedge tip straight into the case cut-out and push until the metal shell seats flush; the step most skip is verifying the shell is fully seated so the E-marker chip can negotiate 240 W PD 3.1 power.
The wedge-joint strain relief and the E-marker chip contacts degrade with repeated flexing; replace the cable if charging drops below the negotiated 48 V 5 A rate or data falls under 480 Mbps.
The 480 Mbps USB 2.0 data ceiling is reached before the 240 W power limit, so sustained high-power use will not transfer data faster than 480 Mbps.
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