JacobsParts Inc.
JacobsParts Inc. U3C-F USB 3.1 Type-C to Type-A Cable 5 ft 10Gbps
A USB 3.1 Type-C to Type-A cable delivering 10 Gbps data transfer and fast charging over a 5 ft length
- TypeType-C Cable
- Connector TypeUSB Type C
- Cable Length5 ft.
- Length5 ft.
- Terminal GenderMale to Male
- FeaturesData Transfer, Fast Charging
- 10 Gbps data transfer moves large files quickly
- 5 ft cable reaches devices across a desk
- Reversible Type-C plug inserts either way up
- Works with USB 3.0 and 2.0 ports for broad compatibility
- Supports quick charging to power devices faster
JacobsParts U3C-F USB 3.1 Cable
This JacobsParts U3C-F cable links a USB 3.1 Type-C device to a standard USB 3.0 or 2.0 Type-A port. It handles both charging and data sync in a single five-foot run. The reversible Type-C plug removes orientation hassle during connection.
Thermals noise and power draw
Passive copper construction means no fan noise and no active cooling requirement. Power delivery follows the USB 3.1 specification for quick charging supported devices. The cable draws only the current negotiated between host and peripheral.
Reversible Type-C connector benefit
The reversible Type-C male connector lets you plug in on the first try without checking orientation. This reduces wear on both the cable and the device port over repeated insertions. No bundled software or adapters are included with this cable.
Highlights
- 10 Gbps data transfer moves large files quickly
- 5 ft cable reaches devices across a desk
- Reversible Type-C plug inserts either way up
- Works with USB 3.0 and 2.0 ports for broad compatibility
- Supports quick charging to power devices faster
Specifications
| Brand | JacobsParts |
|---|---|
| Model | U3C-F |
| Type | Type-C Cable |
| Connector Type | USB Type C |
| Cable Length | 5 ft. |
| Length | 5 ft. |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Male |
| Features | Data Transfer, Fast Charging |
Questions about this item
How do I plug the USB 3.1 Type-C male end into my device, and what is the common mistake?
Insert the reversible Type-C connector either way up; the mistake is forcing a USB 3.0 Type-A plug upside down into a Type-A port.
What part of this cable is most likely to wear out and need replacement later?
The male connectors — Type-C and Type-A — endure repeated insertion cycles and cable flex at the strain reliefs.
What limits sustained 10 Gbps transfers on this 5 ft cable?
Signal integrity over the 5 ft length and the host controller's ability to maintain 10 Gbps without thermal throttling.
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