Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Two USB-A cables with built-in on/off switches deliver 2A charging and 480Mbps data without unplugging devices
This pack contains two USB Type-A 2.0 cables with an integrated on/off switch. They let you power or disconnect USB devices without physically unplugging them from the host port. The cables suit anyone who frequently connects peripherals such as fans, lamps, keyboards or Raspberry Pi boards to a PC, laptop, TV or car charger.
Each cable supports a stable 2A charging current and 480Mbps data transfer for syncing cameras or external drives. The switch mechanism is rated for over 10,000 on/off cycles, offering durable repeated operation. The Type-A connectors plug into standard USB ports on computers, consoles or power adapters, extending the reach of your device while keeping the port accessible.
Verify that your peripheral uses a standard USB Type-A plug and operates within USB 2.0 specifications. Ensure the host device provides a Type-A port capable of supplying the required power for charging or data tasks. These cables do not support USB 3.0 speeds or alternative connector types such as Type-C or Micro-USB.
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The cable uses USB 2.0 Type-A and caps data transfer at 480Mbps.
It uses a standard USB Type-A plug and socket, so it fits any USB-A port on a PC, laptop, TV, car charger or Raspberry Pi without extra adapters.
Plug the male Type-A end into the host port, plug your device into the female end, then use the inline switch to turn power on or off; the step often missed is toggling the switch to "on" after connecting so the device actually receives the 2A charge.
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