Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Four USB-A to USB-C adapters support 10 A fast charging up to 200 W and 480 Mbps data transfer with OTG connectivity
The HOWJIM A208 pack contains four silver adapters that convert a USB-A port into a USB-C female socket. Each unit supports up to 10 A and 200 W of power delivery with Quick Charge 2.0, plus 480 Mbps data and audio transfer. They are aimed at users who need to connect USB-C phones, drives or peripherals to legacy USB-A chargers or computers.
The aluminum alloy housing dissipates heat during high-current charging, while a built-in 56 kΩ resistor guards against short-circuit, overcharge and overheating. No active cooling is present, so operation stays silent. The adapter simply passes through whatever power the source provides, up to the 10 A limit.
The package supplies four identical adapters, letting you keep one at a desk, in a bag, by a bedside charger and in a car without swapping cables. No driver or utility is required; OTG functionality works automatically on devices that support it. Video output, MagSafe and Lightning connections are not supported.
| Brand | HOWJIM |
|---|---|
| Model | A208 |
| Color | Silver 4P |
| Dimensions | 15.0 in x 6.8 in x 20.0 in |
Plug the USB-A male end into the host port and the USB-C device into the female end; the mistake is expecting video output, which the adapter does not support.
The aluminum alloy housing is rated for 20,000-plus insertion cycles, so replacement is only needed if the connector wears out or the 56k resistor fails.
Data transfer caps at 480 Mbps on the USB 2.0 interface, while charging reaches 200 W at 10 A only if the power source can supply that level.
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