RS PRO USB Kablosu

RS PRO 15cm USB 3.1 Male USB C to Female USB A Adapter

This USB 3.1 adapter from RS PRO features a male USB C connector at one end and a female USB A connector at the other, allowing you to effortlessly convert a type C socket into a type A socket. The type C connector is symmetrical and reversible, ensuring it can be inserted either way up and is much smaller than previous USB connectors. USB3.1 (also called Gen.2) brings many improvements to the previous standard USB3.0 (Gen.1) and is backwards compatible, allowing it to be used with USB3.0 PCs and devices with transfer speeds of up to 5Gbps. The cable flex has copper wire conductors and drain wire, with an aluminium braid and foil shielding. The connectors feature a nickel construction with strain relief to prevent the cable splitting and ensure a high quality connection.

Features and benefits

• USB3.1 Type A Female to Type C Male, allowing you to convert cables effortlessly
• Reversible connector (Type-C) allowing it to be inserted either way up
• Data Transfer Rates of up to 5Gbps
• Charging Output: 3A
• Black PVC sheath for enhanced durability and protection
• Backwards compatible allowing you to use the adapter with devices of previous USB versions

Application

• This USB male C to USB female A adapter is perfect for connecting devices with a standard A type connector to devices with type C ports such as a MacBook. The cable is compatible with USB 3.1 and backwards compatible with older versions offering a versatile adapter. This adapter can be used with a wide range of devices such as:
• Hard drives
• Memory sticks
• MacBook
• Laptops
• Tablets
• Keyboards and mice

FAQs

What are the benefits of USB 3.1?

• USB 3.1 supports 20 volt, 3 amp power delivery and is backwards compatible, allowing you to use them on devices with previous USB versions such as USB 3.0 and USB 2.0. This cable also has a 5.1KΩ resistor to prevent too much power getting to a USB 3.0 device.

What is the difference between type C and A?

• Type C connectors are a much smaller version of a standard USB connector and are used with USB C ports commonly found on devices such as mobile phones, laptops and tablets. USB A is the most common USB type and the connectors and ports are found on a wide range of devices including hard drives, computers, power supplies and more.

Will the data transfer rate decrease if used with a lower USB version?

• Yes, if using a USB 3.1 adapter with cables of lower USB versions, the data transfer rate will be limited to the lower version.