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Player One Type-C to Type-A USB2.0 Cable 2M

Player One Type-C to Type-A USB2.0 Cable - 2m

par Player One
UGC POA-TYPE-C-A-USB2.0-2M
$16.00 - $16.00
$16.00
$16.00 - $16.00
$16.00
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  • Connects USB Type-C devices to Type-A ports
  • 2-meter (6.56 ft) length
  • USB 2.0 standard for reliable data transfer
  • Ideal for guide cameras, filter wheels, and focusers
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  • Type-C to Type-A USB2.0 Cable 2M

    This 2-meter USB 2.0 cable provides a reliable connection between modern astronomy accessories using a USB Type-C port and computers or hubs equipped with standard USB Type-A ports. The generous 2-meter length ensures you have enough reach to manage cables cleanly from your telescope to your control computer without putting stress on the ports.

    2-Meter Length for Flexible Equipment Routing

    A common point of failure in an imaging setup is a cable that's too short, leading to snags or disconnects as the telescope slews. This 2-meter cable gives you ample slack to route the connection safely along your mount and down to your laptop or pier-mounted PC, preventing accidental pulls that can ruin a sub-exposure or damage equipment.

    USB 2.0 Standard: The Right Choice for Guiding and Accessories

    While high-speed planetary cameras require USB 3.0, many essential accessories do not. Guide cameras, filter wheels, and electronic focusers transmit very little data, making the robust and universally compatible USB 2.0 standard a perfect fit. Using a dedicated USB 2.0 cable for these devices ensures a stable connection without consuming high-speed bandwidth needed for your main imaging camera.

  • What is this 2M USB-C to USB-A cable typically used for in an astronomy setup?

    This cable is primarily used to connect astronomy accessories that feature a modern USB-C port to a computer, ASIAIR, or USB hub that uses the traditional USB-A port. It is ideal for devices like guide cameras, electronic filter wheels, or focusers that don't require high-speed data transfer.

    Will this USB 2.0 cable be fast enough for my planetary camera?

    No. This is a USB 2.0 cable, designed for lower-bandwidth devices. High-resolution planetary imaging requires a USB 3.0 cable (typically blue-tipped) to achieve maximum frame rates. Using this cable with a USB 3.0 camera will limit its speed significantly.

    Can I use this 2-meter cable to power a cooled astronomy camera?

    This cable handles data transfer and can provide basic power to low-draw devices like a guide camera. However, it cannot supply the high current required for the TEC cooler on a dedicated deep-sky camera. Cooled cameras require a separate 12V DC power supply.

    Why would I choose a USB 2.0 cable for my ZWO ASI120MM Mini guide camera?

    A guide camera like the ZWO ASI120MM Mini only sends small amounts of data intermittently. A USB 2.0 connection is more than sufficient and is often more stable over long cable runs than a more complex USB 3.0 connection. The 2-meter length is perfect for routing the cable from a guidescope back to your control computer without strain.

    Does the 2-meter length of this cable create a risk of data loss for a filter wheel?

    No, a 2-meter length is well within the official USB 2.0 specification for reliable data transfer. The commands sent to a filter wheel are very simple (e.g., "move to position 3"), so there is virtually no risk of data corruption or signal loss over this distance.

    Is this Type-C to Type-A cable compatible with non-astronomy devices?

    Yes, absolutely. This is a standard USB 2.0 cable that can be used to connect or charge any device with a USB-C port—such as smartphones, tablets, or other peripherals—to a computer or charger with a USB-A port.

  • Cable Type USB 2.0
    Connector 1 Type-A Male
    Connector 2 Type-C Male
    Length 2 meters (6.56 ft)

    • Type-C to Type-A USB 2.0 Cable

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