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Fervit USB5.0 80Gbps 240W 16K 8K 60Hz 5K Flat Slim FPC Male to Female Extension Cable 20cm
A flat, slim USB 5.0 extension cable delivers 80 Gbps data, 240 W charging and 16K video in a 20 cm flexible PVC design
- 80 Gbps data transfer rate for fast file moves
- 16K at 30 Hz video output to external displays
- 240 W power delivery charges laptops quickly
- Flat FPC construction keeps the cable slim and flexible
- Works with USB 4.0 and USB 5.0 Type-C devices
Flat FPC Extension Cable
The Fervit USB5.0 flat FPC cable extends a USB-C connection by 20 centimetres. It carries up to 80 Gbps data, delivers up to 240 W of power and drives video at 16K 30 Hz, 8K 60 Hz, 5K 60 Hz or 4K 120 Hz. The slim PVC jacket keeps the cable flexible for tight routing.
Users needing a short, high-bandwidth link
Builders who want a short, high-bandwidth link between a laptop and a dock, monitor or SSD will find the 20 cm length and flat profile convenient. Buyers who need a longer reach or a standard round cable should look at something else. The cable requires the host and display to support DP Alternate Mode for video output.
80 Gbps USB5.0 data rate
The single specification that decides fit is the 80 Gbps USB5.0 data rate. It is twice the 40 Gbps ceiling of USB4.0, so the host and peripheral must both support USB5.0 to reach the rated speed.
Highlights
- 80 Gbps data transfer rate for fast file moves
- 16K at 30 Hz video output to external displays
- 240 W power delivery charges laptops quickly
- Flat FPC construction keeps the cable slim and flexible
- Works with USB 4.0 and USB 5.0 Type-C devices
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do I need a USB-C monitor that supports DP Alternate Mode for video to use the 16K@30Hz or 8K@60Hz output?
Yes, the cable supports up to 16K@30Hz, 8K@60Hz, 5K@60Hz or 4K@120Hz, but your monitor's USB-C port must support DP Alternate Mode for video to work.
Will my existing USB 4.0 or USB 5.0 laptop port work with this cable's 80Gbps data rate?
The cable is backward compatible with USB 4.0 and will operate at the host port's maximum speed, so a USB 4.0 port will run at up to 40Gbps while a USB 5.0 port can reach the full 80Gbps.
How can I confirm the cable is delivering up to 240W of power after I connect it?
Check your device's power meter or battery settings; it should show a charge rate of up to 28V/5A when the source, cable and device all support 240W Power Delivery.
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