Name: MicroConnect USB-A to USB-C Safe Charge (Data Blocker 12W) | 1,5 meter
SKU: MC-USBAC-SC
Price: 18.64 EUR

Protect your data with Safe Charge USB-A to C data blocker cable - secure charging without the risk of data theft or malware (Only supports charging function)

Product no:

MC-USBAC-SC

19 EUR /pc.

AV-CONNECTION

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+20 years of experience

30 days return policy

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Highlights:

• Secure charging without data transmission
• Protects against data theft and malware
• Robust and durable design
• Developed in collaboration with the Danish defence
• 20V, 2,4A (12W) charging capacity
• Cable length 1.5m

Safe Charge USB-A to C data blocker cable:

Designed to protect your devices from data theft and malware when charging in public spaces. The cable was developed in collaboration with the Danish defense and is created without data pins, which ensures that only charging takes place without any kind of data transfer. With a robust and durable construction, this cable is ideal for both smartphones, tablets and other battery-powered mobile devices. Charge safely with up to 20V, 2,4A (12W) and rest assured that your data will remain private and protected.

The cable is designed in a red color that clearly signals that it can only be used for charging, thus protecting your personal information from data theft.

Specifications:

• 20V, 2,4A (12W) charging
• Designed in Denmark
• Robust and durable design
• Safety first
• No data transmission – (Only supports charging function)

MC-USBAC-SC: MicroConnect USB-A to USB-C Safe Charge (Data Blocker 12W) | 1,5 meter

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