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USB-C to USB-C internal power cable, dual connectors, black finish

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Ruth's sister 3.1 Type-C to Type-C Internal Power Cable

SKU CH-VZMG-NQKGB

Internal USB 3.1 Type-C to Type-C cable delivering 3 A at 15 V for high-definition video and data transfer

  • Supports 3.1 data standard for fast transfers
  • 15 V 3 A power delivery charges devices quickly
  • USB Type-C to Type-C connects modern hardware
  • Dual public heads plug straight into ports

Internal USB-C power and data cable

This cable carries 3 A at 15 V using a USB 3.1 Type-C to Type-C connection. It serves builders who need an internal link for high-definition video and data between compatible headers or devices. The dual public-head design fits standard Type-C ports without adapters.

Capacity limited to 3 A and 15 V

The 3 A rating handles typical front-panel or accessory power demands but stops short of higher-current charging or power-delivery profiles. Builders needing more than 15 V or greater amperage for heavy-duty GPUs or fast-charge schemes will require a different cable specification.

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Price $11.99
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Questions about this item

Will the 3.1 Type-C cable work with my older USB 2.0 header?

The cable is built to the 3.1 specification and will negotiate down to USB 2.0 speeds when plugged into an older header.

How can I confirm the 15 V line is active after I connect it?

Check the device manager or BIOS power tab for a 15 V rail reading, or measure the pins with a multimeter set to DC volts.

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