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A 1.5 m USB-C to USB-C cable delivering 20 Gbps data and 240 W power delivery
This Lenovo cable connects USB-C hosts and devices with a 1.5 m length. It carries data at 20 Gbps and delivers up to 240 W of power at 48 V and 5 A. The link supports Gen 40 and earlier monitor generations.
Users who need longer reach than 1.5 m or who require a different connector type should consider other options. Builders looking for alternative data rates or power profiles will need a different cable.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Lenovo |
| Model name | 4 × 91U92143 |
The straight USB-C plugs on both ends require only the standard port depth; no extra rear clearance is needed beyond the socket itself.
Plug either end into the host and the other into the device; the cable’s E-marker handles PD 3.1 negotiation automatically — just ensure both ports support 48 V / 5 A.
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