Adaptador USB OTG Hama, conector macho USB-C - conector hembra USB, USB 3.2 Gen 1, 5 Gbit/s

The Hama 00200311 Cable Gender Changer lets you connect USB Type-C devices to USB Type-A ports for data transfer and power delivery. The compact black adapter is intended to bridge compatibility between notebooks, PCs, tablets or smartphones with USB-C and peripherals such as external hard drives, USB sticks, mice, keyboards or printers. Internal copper wiring supports stable connections, fast data transfer and efficient power supply while the adapter also supports USB On-The-Go (USB-OTG).

Advantages

The adapter uses internal copper conductors to ensure reliable data transmission and effective power delivery. Its compact design is portable and easy to carry, and the gender changer provides a simple way to connect Type-C devices to legacy USB Type-A ports. Support for USB-OTG enables direct connection to compatible USB peripherals without a host computer.

Suitable for

• Connecting a USB-C smartphone or tablet to a USB-A external hard drive or flash drive
• Using USB-C laptops or notebooks with USB-A mice and keyboards
• Connecting USB-C devices to printers or other USB-A peripherals

Key specifications

• Brand: HAMA
• Model / MPN: 00200311
• EAN: 4047443437129
• Connector 1: USB Type-C
• Connector 2: USB Type-A
• Colour: Black
• Internal wiring: Copper
• Supports: USB On-The-Go (USB-OTG)

How to use

Plug the USB Type-A end into the host or peripheral with a USB-A socket and insert the USB Type-C device into the Type-C end. Ensure connectors are fully inserted. Once connected, the devices should negotiate data and power according to their supported USB standards; for USB-OTG functionality, enable OTG on the mobile device if required.

Recommendations

Use the adapter for data transfer and charging within the limits of the connected devices' supported USB specifications. Avoid applying excessive force when inserting or removing connectors. For optimal performance, connect directly to device ports rather than through unpowered hubs or damaged sockets.