USB Type-A to Type-C Data Cable helos 288361, USB 3.1, Length 2.0 m

Helos PREMIUM USB Type-A to Type-C cable (model 288361) is a 2.0 m data and charging cable that supports the USB 3.1 standard. The cable links devices with a USB-C port to hosts or chargers with a USB Type-A port and is designed for data transfer and charging with improved shielding and durable materials.

Advantages

The cable features USB 3.1 compatibility for faster data transfer speeds compared with older USB generations, a 2.0 m length that gives extended reach, and a shielded construction with foil and braid to reduce interference. Connectors have gold plating for reliable contact and aluminium housings for improved mechanical robustness. The thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) jacket provides flexibility and durability for everyday use.

Suitable for

• Transferring files between computers and USB-C devices
• Connecting USB-C peripherals (external drives, hubs, audio interfaces) to USB-A hosts
• Charging smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices from USB-A chargers or power banks
• Use in home, office or on-the-go where a longer cable length is required

Key specifications

• Model: helos 288361
• Standard: USB 3.1
• Connectors: 9-pin USB Type-A (male) to 24-pin USB Type-C (male)
• Length: 2.0 m
• Shielding: foil and braid
• Cable jacket: thermoplastic elastomer (TPE)
• Connector plating: gold
• Connector housing: aluminium
• Colour: black
• Certifications/marking: USB 3.1, REACH, RoHS2

How to use

Insert the USB Type-A plug into the host device or charger and the USB Type-C plug into the target device. For data transfer, ensure both devices recognise the connection and that the appropriate drivers or settings are enabled on the host. For charging, verify the charger or host provides the required current for your device. Avoid excessive bending near the connector ends to maintain cable life.

Recommendations

For best performance, use the cable with USB 3.1-capable ports and avoid routing the cable alongside high-power mains cables to reduce potential interference. Store the cable coiled without tight knots and disconnect by holding the connector housing rather than pulling the cable jacket.