Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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A braided four-in-one cable with dual iOS, Micro-USB and USB-C tips charges most phones and includes an indicator light for night use
This two-pack of 150cm braided cables combines dual iOS connectors with a single Micro-USB and a single USB-C tip. The four-in-one layout lets one cord charge an iPhone, an iPad, an older Android device and a modern USB-C phone without swapping leads. Only the iOS ports support data sync.
Plug the USB-A end into any 5V/3A charger and the four tips are ready. The indicator light helps locate ports in the dark. When charging several devices at once the supplied adapter must deliver the full 5V/3A; weaker bricks will throttle current or drop connections.
All four connectors draw from a single USB-A plug limited to the host port's maximum output. Simultaneous charging splits that budget, so total speed drops as more devices are attached. The cable cannot deliver Power Delivery or Quick Charge voltages beyond the basic 5V rail.
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The built-in indicator light will illuminate when the cable receives power from a 5V/3A source, showing the connection is active and ready for charging.
Each cable has dual iOS, Micro-USB and USB-C connectors; the 2-pack contains only the two 150 cm braided cables, so a 5V/3A USB power adapter must be purchased separately.
No, the pack includes two identical 150 cm cables each with dual iOS, Micro-USB and USB-C ends, so either cable works the same way for any supported device.
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