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 retractable USB-A to USB-C cable that extends to 2.3 ft, supports 2.4 A charging, and mounts with a removable adhesive pad
This USB-A to USB-C cable retracts from a fixed 0.3 ft length to an extended 2.3 ft reach. A one-way pull mechanism lets you extend the device end with a single hand. The base locks to a desk or dashboard using a removable adhesive pad. It supports up to 2.4 A charging for iPhone 15, iPhone 16 and Android devices.
The design removes the frustration of two-handed retractable cords that jam after fewer than 100 pulls. A precision coil mechanism is engineered for more than 10 000 smooth retractions. The mounted base prevents the cable from being misplaced or taken by others. It suits anyone who wants a permanent, clutter-free charging point at a workstation or in a vehicle.
The coil mechanism maintains consistent tension over repeated extension and retraction cycles. The adhesive pad holds the base firmly without leaving residue when removed. The slim 0.6 in profile and compact 2 inch housing fit in tight pockets or storage areas. It is built for frequent daily use rather than occasional short bursts.
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The base is the same size as a golf ball, about 2 inches across, with a slim 0.6 inch profile that fits on a desk or dashboard.
Pull only the USB-C device side with one hand; the fixed USB-A end stays anchored in the base so the coil never jams.
The precision coil is engineered for over 10,000 smooth retractions, far beyond the typical 100-pull failure point of standard cables.
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