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Premium USB4 Gen2 Micro-Coax USB-C Cable with E-Marker, 1.50m
The Premium USB4 Gen2 Micro-Coax USB-C Cable with E-Marker, 1.50m is a passive micro-coaxial USB-C cable supporting USB4 Gen2x2 data rates up to 20Gbps and backward compatibility with USB 3.x and 2.0 devices. It …
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The Premium USB4 Gen2 Micro-Coax USB-C Cable with E-Marker, 1.50m is a passive micro-coaxial USB-C cable supporting USB4 Gen2x2 data rates up to 20Gbps and backward compatibility with USB 3.x and 2.0 devices. It features silver-plated copper (SPC) conductors for signal integrity, integrated Secure-Lock-System (SLS) providing a semi-permanent 25N retention force, and an optional screwable TLS clip for increased security up to 80N. The cable is fully shielded for electromagnetic interference protection, and its EPR e-marker supports USB PD 3.1 up to 240W with 48V / 5A. DP Alt-Mode enables video transmission at resolutions up to 8K at 30Hz or 4K at 144Hz.
Product familyPureLink PureInstall SeriesSeriesMicroX4CategoryHardwareRelease year2024Documentation as of10.11.2026 · Version 1Country of originChinaAvailable languages12 languagesDocuments– Manual✓ Datasheet– Quick start guideCECompliance
Features
- Passive USB4 Gen2x2 – 20Gbps data transmission, downward compatible
- Silver-plated copper (SPC) conductors for lowest possible resistance
- USB-C male to USB-C male with dual locking system (SLS & TLS)
- Micro coax data transmission for improved noise rejection, greater flexibility and range
- E-marker, USB PD 240W EPR (48V / 5A), DP Alt-Mode up to 8K 30Hz / 4K 144Hz
MicroX4 Family - A Quantum Leap in Connectivity
As USB-C continues to define connectivity across all devices, the PureInstall MicroX4 family sets itself apart with precision-engineered components and state-of-the-art innovations. Designed to meet the highest possible standards of connectivity, it ensures reliable performance across the full spectrum of power, audio, video, and data demands – at distances previously thought impossible.
For a long time, passive twisted-pair cabling has been regarded as the backbone of cable technology. It is reliable, well understood, and widely used across multiple industries. However, we have now reached a digital glass ceiling that limits USB-C range and reliability to very short distances. Micro coax technology is the key to overcoming these limitations, offering superior signal attenuation and reduced crosstalk, as well as far more robust signal transmission with minimal reflection or loss.
The physical characteristics of coaxial cabling provide additional benefits. Its structure allows for a significant reduction in copper usage, making the final product far more supple to the touch while also being highly resistant to bending – enhancing durability.
It is no exaggeration to say that micro coax cables are ushering in a new era of connectivity.