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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Two coiled USB-A to USB-C cables stretch from one foot to 2.5 feet for tidy in-car charging at 3 A and 480 Mbps data
This two-pack supplies coiled USB-A to USB-C cables built for in-car charging and data sync. Each cord stretches from one foot to two-and-a-half feet with a maximum reach of three feet. The spring-shaped design stays tangle-free and compact while the PU jacket resists wear from repeated stretching. The cables support devices with USB-C ports across multiple phone brands.
The cables deliver up to three amps for fast charging and handle data at four hundred eighty megabits per second. Keeping the vehicle USB-A port clean helps maintain consistent throughput during longer drives. Stretching the coil to its extreme three-foot length is not recommended because tension can reduce connection stability over time. The coiled form naturally retracts to avoid cable clutter around the console.
Data transfer tops out at four hundred eighty megabits per second, which is the ceiling of the USB 2.0 specification used by these cables. Older vehicle models, particularly those built before twenty-sixteen, may struggle with CarPlay handshakes even when the cable itself is fully functional. The connector draws power only from the host port, so charging speed cannot exceed what the vehicle socket supplies. Buyers who need higher bandwidth or longer fixed-length runs should look elsewhere.
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The cable supports 3 A fast charging; heat will depend on your car's USB-A port and the device being charged, not on the cable itself.
Yes, each cable has a USB-A plug on one end and a USB-C plug on the other, so they connect directly to a standard car USB-A port.
The supplier notes that older vehicle models, especially those prior to 2016, may experience CarPlay connectivity issues.
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