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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Miimall
A 4-foot USB-A to quad USB-C splitter cable delivers up to 3 A per port with one port supporting QC 3.0 and 480 Mbps data sync
This Miimall cable splits a single USB-A port into four USB-C connectors for charging multiple devices at once. One port supports Quick Charge 3.0 and data transfer while the other three deliver power only. The 4 ft length suits desk or travel use. It is aimed at users who need to charge several USB-C gadgets from one source.
Only the primary port handles Quick Charge 3.0 at up to 3 A and data sync at 480 Mbps. The remaining three ports supply up to 3 A each but cannot transfer data. Total current drawn from the host port must stay within its own rating, so charging four power-hungry devices simultaneously may exceed what a standard USB-A socket can provide.
The decisive spec is the single USB-A input feeding four USB-C outputs with only one data-enabled connection. Buyers who need simultaneous data links on multiple ports or a USB-C input instead of USB-A will need a different adapter.
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The listing offers a 2‑pack of 4‑foot cables, each with four USB‑C connectors, so one purchase gives you two identical multi‑port cords.
One port can deliver Quick Charge 3.0 at up to 3 A (5 V/3 A) and also handles data, while the other three ports supply up to 3 A for charging only.
It connects via USB‑A on the host side and four USB‑C plugs on the device side; data runs at USB 2.0 speeds up to 480 Mbps (about 40–60 MB/s).
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