ACT USB 3.0 10Gbps 60W USB Type-C (up/down angled) to USB Type-C (up/down angled) Cable, 0.5 meters

ACT AC7476 is a USB 3.0 to USB-C data and power cable engineered to connect USB-C devices to USB 3.0 hosts. The cable supports data transfer rates up to 10 Gbps and power delivery up to 60 W, making it suitable for file transfers, device syncing and charging a range of portable devices. The design focuses on daily reliability with a build intended for work, travel and routine use.

Advantages

The cable provides high-speed data transfer up to 10 Gbps while also carrying power delivery up to 60 W over the USB-C connector. Compatibility with USB 3.0 hosts and USB-C devices allows use with laptops, tablets, smartphones and many peripherals. Durable construction is intended to withstand frequent connection cycles and transport. The single-cable solution reduces the need for separate data and charging cables.

Suitable for

• Transferring large files between a computer with USB 3.0 and a USB-C device
• Syncing data and media between hosts and USB-C smartphones or tablets
• Charging or powering USB-C laptops, tablets and phones up to 60 W
• Connecting USB-C peripherals (external drives, hubs) to USB 3.0 ports

Key specifications

• Connector A: USB 3.0 Type-A (male)
• Connector B: USB-C (male)
• Maximum data transfer rate: 10 Gbps
• Maximum power delivery: 60 W
• Primary use: data transfer and power delivery between USB 3.0 hosts and USB-C devices

How to use

Plug the USB 3.0 Type-A end into the host device’s USB 3.0 port and insert the USB-C end into the target device. For data transfer, ensure the host and device drivers or settings allow file exchange or tethering as required. For charging or powering, confirm the target device accepts power from a 60 W supply; charging speed will depend on the device’s charging protocol and power acceptance. Disconnect by gently pulling the connector, avoiding excessive bending at the cable ends.

Recommendations

Use the cable with compatible USB 3.0 ports to achieve the rated 10 Gbps data speed and ensure the connected device supports up to 60 W power input. Avoid using adapters or hubs that do not explicitly support the necessary data rates or power levels. Store the cable without tight kinks and avoid exposing it to liquids or extreme temperatures to prolong service life.