USB-C to Micro-B Cable tether tools CUC31B-ORG 9.40 m orange

tether tools USB-C to Micro-B Cable CUC31B-ORG is a 9.40 m orange data and power cable that provides an extended, highly visible connection between USB-C hosts and Micro‑B devices. Engineered for tethered workflows, the cable supports reliable data transfer and device charging over a long reach, while the bright orange jacket improves visibility on busy sets or in low‑light field environments. The cable is intended for use where durability and an unmistakable cable path are important.

Advantages

The long 9.40 m length allows flexible placement of cameras, external drives, or mobile devices relative to a host computer without compromising connection stability. The orange outer jacket increases visibility to reduce trip hazards and simplify cable management. The design focuses on consistent data transfer and power delivery over distance with reinforced strain relief to withstand repeated connection cycles. Constructed for studio, location, and field use, the cable balances flexibility and toughness for regular professional use.

Suitable for

• Tethered photography and video workflows connecting cameras with Micro‑B ports to USB‑C computers or hubs
• Transferring large files between external drives and USB‑C hosts over extended distances
• Powering or charging Micro‑B devices from USB‑C power sources when device locations require longer cables
• Studio setups, location shoots, and field productions where cable visibility aids safety and organization

Key specifications

• Cable type: USB‑C (host) to Micro‑B (device)
• Length: 9.40 metres
• Color: high‑visibility orange outer jacket
• Functions: data transfer and power delivery
• Connector protection: reinforced strain relief at both ends
• Construction: flexible jacket suitable for frequent handling in studio and field conditions

How to use

Connect the USB‑C end to a compatible host device such as a computer, hub, or power adapter, and connect the Micro‑B end to the target device such as a camera, external drive, or mobile peripheral. Ensure connectors are fully seated before initiating data transfer or charging. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and secure it as needed to prevent movement during tethered sessions. When disconnecting, grip the connector housing rather than pulling on the cable itself to protect the strain relief.

Recommendations

For best results in tethered workflows, keep the cable away from sources of electromagnetic interference and avoid coiling tightly while in use. Use visible cable routing on set to prevent trips and secure loose sections with ties or tape. Inspect connectors and the jacket periodically for wear and replace the cable if damage is found to maintain reliable data transfer and power delivery.