Tripp Lite U280006C3AST 6-port USB-A/C charging station cable
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White PVC USB-C cable connects USB-C devices over one metre
This Belkin cable connects USB-C devices with a one-metre length and a white PVC jacket. It is suited for charging and data transfer between compatible phones, tablets and laptops. The straightforward design fits everyday carry and desk use.
The 1 m length covers typical desktop or bedside charging without excess cable clutter. It handles standard USB-C power and data rates for common peripherals. Builders who need longer runs or specialised high-wattage delivery should consider other options.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 135 × 102 × 28 mm |
At one metre long it reaches most rear‑panel ports on a typical tower while leaving enough slack for cable management.
Connect it between two USB‑C devices — if files transfer and the host shows a charging indicator, the link is active.
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