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The C2G CG28871 is a 6-foot USB-C to USB-A cable designed for connecting USB-C devices to standard USB-A host ports. This cable supports data transfer between laptops, tablets, smartphones, and other USB-C-equipped devices and conventional USB-A ports found on chargers, hubs, and computers. It is a straightforward, reliable interconnect used by AV integrators, IT technicians, and electricians working on device installations where legacy USB-A infrastructure must interface with newer USB-C hardware. The molded boot construction helps protect the connector terminations during repeated plug-unplug cycles in commercial and residential installs.
This cable fits typical low-voltage structured cabling and AV integration work. It is suited for office environments, classroom installs, and residential technology setups where a USB-C peripheral or device needs to communicate with or charge from a USB-A source. The 6-foot length provides enough reach for desk-level device connections without excess cable management overhead.
Designed as a standard USB-C to USB-A replacement or installation cable compatible with USB-C devices and USB-A host ports across general AV, IT, and low-voltage wiring applications.
Installation does not require special tools or licensed trade credentials, but low-voltage installers and AV integrators are the typical end users. Power down or disconnect the host device before plugging in the cable to avoid potential data errors during connection. Route the cable away from high-voltage conductors to comply with NEC low-voltage separation guidelines. Do not force connectors into ports; verify USB-C orientation before insertion.
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