Nippon Labs
Nippon Labs 20USBC240W-3M 3 m USB C cable 240W 5A PD 3.1 480 Mbps
A 3-metre USB-C to USB-C cable delivering 240 W at 5 A with PD 3.1 and an E-Mark chipset, plus 480 Mbps data transfer
- Cable Length3 meters
- Connector DetailUSB C
- Terminal GenderMale to Male
- Delivers up to 240 W of power for demanding laptops
- Built-in E-Mark chipset enables safe PD 3.1 negotiation
- 5 A current rating at 48 V supports high-wattage devices
- 480 Mbps data transfer handles everyday file syncing
- 3 metre length with durable PVC and nylon braid jacket
Cable length and power delivery
This 3 metre USB C cable carries up to 240 watts at 5 amps and 48 volts. It supports Power Delivery 3.1 with an E-Mark chipset for negotiated fast charging. The male-to-male connectors suit phones, laptops and tablets.
Data speed ceiling
Rated at 480 megabits per second, the link handles file syncing and peripheral traffic but not high-bandwidth video or bulk storage transfers. Large media moves will be limited by this ceiling. Buyers who need multi-gigabit throughput should look elsewhere.
PD 3.1 with E-Mark
The built-in E-Mark chipset enables the 240 watt PD 3.1 handshake required by the most demanding hosts. Without it the cable falls back to lower power profiles. Check that your charger and device both implement PD 3.1 to use the full rating.
Highlights
- Delivers up to 240 W of power for demanding laptops
- Built-in E-Mark chipset enables safe PD 3.1 negotiation
- 5 A current rating at 48 V supports high-wattage devices
- 480 Mbps data transfer handles everyday file syncing
- 3 metre length with durable PVC and nylon braid jacket
Specifications
| Brand | Nippon Labs |
|---|---|
| Model | 20USBC240W-3M |
| Cable Length | 3 meters |
| Connector Detail | USB C |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Male |
Questions about this item
Will this 240 W 5 A USB-C cable safely charge an older laptop that only accepts lower power?
The cable supports USB PD 3.1 with an E-Mark chipset, so it negotiates the correct voltage and current with any compatible device, delivering only what the host requests up to 240 W.
How can I verify the cable is operating at its full 240 W 5 A rating after connecting it?
Use a USB-C power meter between the charger and cable; it should show up to 48 V at 5 A when the connected device and charger both support PD 3.1 at that level.
What comes in the package and what must I supply separately?
The box contains only the 3 m USB-C male-to-male cable in a poly bag; you will need a USB-C PD charger and a USB-C device to use it.
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