Alcasa USB-AD400 kabelski adapter

The Cable Gender Changer Alcasa USB-AD400 by Good Connections is a compact adapter that converts a USB-C connection to a USB 4.0 Gen.3x2 interface. Finished in a silver colour, the adapter is designed to provide a reliable physical and signal link between compatible hosts and peripherals, offering the higher data throughput and features associated with USB 4.0 Gen.3x2 where supported by connected devices.

Advantages

The adapter enables straightforward conversion between USB-C and USB 4.0 Gen.3x2 connectors without needing additional cables. Its compact form factor and neutral silver finish make it unobtrusive in desktop and mobile setups. The design focuses on maintaining signal integrity for high-speed data transfer and compatibility with devices that support USB 4.0 performance levels.

Suitable for

• Connecting USB-C equipped laptops or tablets to USB 4.0 Gen.3x2 peripherals
• Adapting cables when a different plug gender is required for docking stations or hubs
• Temporary or portable workstation setups where space and cable management matter

Key specifications

• Interface conversion: USB-C to USB 4.0 Gen.3x2
• Supported data standard: USB 4.0 Gen.3x2 high-speed signalling
• Colour: Silver finish on housing
• Form factor: Compact inline gender changer/adapter

How to use

Plug the USB-C connector of the adapter into the USB-C port of your host device or cable and connect the USB 4.0 Gen.3x2 plug to the peripheral or cable requiring that interface. Ensure both connected devices support the intended USB 4.0 Gen.3x2 capabilities to achieve maximum data throughput. The adapter is designed for plug-and-play use; no software installation is required. Disconnect by gently removing the adapter from the connectors to avoid strain on ports and cables.

Recommendations

Use the adapter with compatible devices and certified cables to preserve signal quality. For continuous high-bandwidth transfers, avoid excessive bending or tension at the connection points and allow adequate ventilation around active devices. If a device does not negotiate USB 4.0 speeds, the connection will fall back to the highest mutually supported USB mode.