Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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A five-pack of black USB-C female to USB 2.0 male adapters for laptops, tablets and phones, supporting 480 Mbps data transfer and power only
This pack contains five black adapters that convert a USB‑C female port into a USB 2.0 Type‑A male plug. They are designed for laptops, tablets and phones that need to connect legacy USB‑A peripherals such as flash drives, keyboards or mice. Each unit handles data and power only.
The five‑pack lets you leave an adapter on every cable or device you use regularly, so you do not have to swap a single converter between ports. The upgrade is worth it when you frequently move between multiple USB‑A accessories and want a dedicated connector for each one.
Verify that the host device provides a USB‑C female socket and that the peripheral uses a standard USB‑A plug. These adapters do not carry video, audio or alternate‑mode signals, and they are limited to USB 2.0 speeds of 480 Mbps. They will not work for higher‑bandwidth or display‑output applications.
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The male end is a standard USB 2.0 Type-A plug that fits any USB 2.0 or backward-compatible USB 3.x Type-A port.
Insert the USB-A male plug into the host port, then connect your USB-C cable into the female end; the mistake is expecting video, audio or alternate-mode signals to pass through.
Replace an adapter if the USB-C female port becomes loose, pins are bent, or data transfer drops below the 480 Mbps maximum supported by USB 2.0.
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