Jansicotek Essager CGA7A USB A to USB C Cable 80W 7A 3.3ft Blue
- USB-C Cable
- Blue
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A 1 m USB-A to USB-C cable delivering 100 W at 7 A with 480 Mbps data transfer and a nylon-braided jacket tested to 30,000 bends
The Jansicotek Essager XCA7A is a USB-A to USB-C cable rated for 100W power delivery at 20V and 7A. It includes a built-in E-Marker chip and supports data transfer at 480Mbps. The 1m brown cable uses a nylon braided jacket and aluminium alloy connector shells. It is suited for users charging USB-C laptops, tablets or phones that accept USB-A source power.
This cable upgrades from cords limited to 60W or 5A output, enabling the full 100W 20V/5A rate where the host and charger both support it. The jump is worth it when a laptop or tablet negotiates 20V at 5A and the existing cable caps current at 3A or 5A without an E-Marker. It does not add video output or Apple device fast charging, so buyers needing DisplayPort alt mode or USB-PD on iPhone should look elsewhere.
Installation is a simple plug-in: connect the USB-A end to a charger or port and the USB-C end to the device. The E-Marker communicates power capability automatically. The most common issue is expecting video output or Apple fast charging, which the cable does not support. Another friction point occurs when the USB-A source cannot deliver 20V at 5A, so the negotiated power falls back to a lower level.
| Brand | Jansicotek |
|---|---|
| Series | Essager XCA7A |
| Model | Essager XCA7A |
| Type | USB-C Cable |
| Color | Brown |
| Adapter | USB Type-C |
| Standard USB Port | 1 |
| Output Volt | 20V |
| Specifications | Model:7A 100W USB A To Type C Charging Cable Color:Blue Length:1m/2m Max Current: 7A Voltage: 100W Chip: Built In Emarker 100W Super Flash Charge. 480Mbps Date Transfer. Aluminum Alloy Shell Interface. |
| Features | [7A 100W Fast Charging and Sync] 7A Fast Charge, Transfer speed can reach 40~60MB/S (480Mbps), USB C Cable accelerates the charging speed by delivering 20V/7A safe charging power, [triple faster] compared with other cables which provide 5V/2.4A output. [Durable and Stable]The durable nylon c type fast charging cable can be bent arbitrarily.10 times more durable than the original USB-C cord.Withstands more than 30,000 rigorous bend tests in our laboratory. [Universal Compatibility] USB A to USB C Cable is compatible with Galaxy S22 S21 Ultra, S20, iPad Pro 2021/2020, Tab S8, Mi 11, 12 |
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It plugs into any standard USB-A port; the aluminium alloy shell measures to the USB-A specification so no extra clearance is needed.
Insert the USB-A end into the host and the USB-C end into the device; the built-in E-Marker chip negotiates 100 W automatically, but the charger must also supply 20 V at 5 A.
The jacket is rated for over 30 000 bend cycles; replace it if the braid frays, the connectors loosen, or charging drops below the negotiated 100 W rate.
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