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product_id: 548813313
title: "UL CMP Plenum Rated USB A to C Fiber Optical 3.1 Cable 10Gbps 98FT Compatible with Microsoft Azure Logitech Camera Aver &Vaddio & Barco ClickShare Touch Screen Kinect Intel RealSense"
brand: "phoossno"
price: "AR$941680"
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# 10Gbps blazing speed Kevlar-reinforced durability CMP plenum rated for in-wall safety UL CMP Plenum Rated USB A to C Fiber Optical 3.1 Cable 10Gbps 98FT Compatible with Microsoft Azure Logitech Camera Aver &Vaddio & Barco ClickShare Touch Screen Kinect Intel RealSense

**Brand:** phoossno
**Price:** AR$941680
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your workspace with fiber-optic speed and pro-grade reliability!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** UL CMP Plenum Rated USB A to C Fiber Optical 3.1 Cable 10Gbps 98FT Compatible with Microsoft Azure Logitech Camera Aver &Vaddio & Barco ClickShare Touch Screen Kinect Intel RealSense by phoossno
- **How much does it cost?** AR$941680 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- phoossno enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted phoossno brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Blazing 10Gbps Data Transfer:** Experience ultra-fast, lag-free connectivity perfect for high-stakes video conferencing and commercial setups.
- • **Certified Plenum-Rated Safety:** Built for professional-grade in-wall installations—ducts, ceilings, and conduits—ensuring fire safety compliance and peace of mind.
- • **Kevlar-Strengthened Longevity:** Engineered with a Kevlar-covered fiber core and 24K gold-plated connectors to withstand 10,000+ bend cycles without signal loss.
- • **Slim, Flexible, and EMI-Resistant:** Super-slim 4.8mm OD cable effortlessly navigates tight spaces while blocking electromagnetic interference for rock-solid signal integrity.
- • **Plug & Play Universal Compatibility:** Seamlessly supports Windows, Mac, Unix, and top-tier business devices like Microsoft Azure, Logitech, Barco ClickShare, and Intel RealSense—no drivers needed.

## Overview

The UL CMP Plenum Rated USB A to C Fiber Optical 3.1 Cable delivers ultra-fast 10Gbps data transfer with advanced optical-electric technology. Designed for commercial environments, it features a fire-safe plenum-rated jacket, Kevlar-reinforced fiber core, and 24K gold-plated connectors for durability and signal integrity. Its slim, flexible design resists electromagnetic interference and supports broad compatibility with professional video conferencing and business devices, making it the go-to cable for seamless, high-performance connectivity.

## Description

Super Slim Cable USB Cable, 10Gbps 3.2 Fiber Optical Cable is super Flexible & Light & Slim than traditional passive copper USB Cable, OD 4.8mm is convenient and flexible to rotate, easily pass tight tubing conduits. It does not produce electromagnetic energy and is resistance for electromagnetic interference so that it's secure and reliable for signal transmission

Review: TLDR2: Changing my recommendation to 3 stars after having this cable die after a few years. If you're looking for a one time "forever" cable don't buy this. I ran the cable through the attic and now it's dead after shorting itself. (10/28/26: finally removed the cable from the attic and attached pictures of power and ground wires shorting out) TLDR1: This cable REQUIRES a powered usb hub, or for the end device to be self powered, bus powered devices will not work. Enabling USB standby power to always on in the bios seems to alleviate devices not being recognized during startup. Update 5/7/25: A few days ago the cable died. I am using this cable with the startech 10 port powered usb hub. On the front of the hub is a led that blinks when it is not getting a signal, and turns solid once it has completed the usb handshake and is receiving a signal. I turned on my pc but none of my devices where working, then I noticed the usb hub light was blinking. I tried unplugging both ends, restarting the pc, unplugging the hub, and all the variations I could think of but no connection was being made. I did notice that the device end of the cable was getting extremely warm, and after messing around I decided that since I'm waaay outside the return/warranty window I'd cut the cable open. To my surprise I found that there are 3 wires and a grounding sheath, positive & negative power, and the optical. So maybe you don't need a powered hub after all? The issue that I saw was that the rubber around the positive and ground had melted causing a short, which made the wire unusable. I tried to use some electrical tape to cover the short but no joy. For now I'm using a different cable that is shorter, with it just sitting on the floor, definitely not ideal. Due to the issues in my previous updates, how finicky the cable is, and the fact that it died years after running it through the attic, I'm lowering my rating to 3 stars. After much research I wouldn't recommend this cable if you're doing a permanent install since you'll likely have to replace it after a few years and I don't want to fish wires through my walls, I want a one time install that lasts. Instead I'd recommend getting an Icron dock. Yes they're very expensive but from the long term reviews I've found they stand the test of time, and you can replace the ends instead of replacing the cable if one dies. Update 3 1/9/25: Maybe this cable just needed to be broken in(?), but my connectivity woes seem to have gone away. I'm now using a male to male adapter, and a 12 inch TB4 cable with a screw lock in order to relieve the cable strain on both the cable and USB hub. The cable continues to work as advertised. Update 2 7/26/24: Still getting intermittent loss of connection issues, although far less frequently. Now it only seems to happen if I unplug either end. When I do have issues I have to unplug both ends, plug in the source, then plug in the output. Since the original review I added 2 LG monitors with usb ports, both are plugged in the 10-port hub, total of 8 devices, still no bandwidth issues. I also added an OWC USB-C cling-on adapter to give the output(USB-C) end more rigidity. I was getting worried about the cable sagging in the usb hub port. Update 1/07/24: I started having intermittent issues with the cable not communicating correctly. I would have to unplug both ends for it to start working again. In the bios I turned on standby power for the usb ports and the issue has not occurred since then. Original review: I finally got around to moving my gaming pc to a different room and this cable has been working without any issues. I didn't want to use thunderbolt due to quirks a few youtubers have mentioned. Plus this cable doesn't require an add-on card to work. I ran the cable through the attic and have it plugged in to a 10 port startech 10gbps hub(10G8A2CS-USB-C-HUB). I did this so I wouldn't have to worry about powered devices since the cable doesn't carry power(this is obvious but some people legitimately aren't aware). The hub has a Glorious keyboard with RGB, a PWNAGE mouse, Scarlett 2i2, Stream Deck, Logitech 4k Brio, Xbox controller, and wireless headset receiver plugged in. The Logitech 4k Brio is especially susceptible to USB bandwidth and it has no issues with this setup. Originally I had a startech 4-port hub(HB31C3A1CS) but I quickly ran out of ports.

## Features

- Plenum rated USB Cable : USB 3.2 A TO C Active Optical extension cable with durable plenum rated jacket and strain relief for high strength and reliability; CMP/plenum rated cable for in-wall installations: ducts, walls, conduits, ceilings; Ideal for Commercial environments. Data only, do not support Notebook/Laptop/PC to Monitors/TV
- Super Speed Cable USB Cable, USB 3.2 A TO C cable is one of active USB 3.1 extension cable, use advanced Optical-Electric Converting technology, Support 10Gbps, extension USB 3.1 & USB3.0 and USB2.0 signal to 10m 15m 20m 30m max 50m without signal loss
- Durable and Reliable USB A TO C extension Cable: 24K gold plated plug is corrosion resistance and enhanced signal transfer. Zinc alloy housing is for better insulation. Strengthen Kevlar covered fiber core is to help ensure its longevity. It passes at least 10,000 cycles of 90 degrees bending tests.
- Super Slim Cable USB Cable, 10Gbps 3.2 Fiber Optical Cable is super Flexible & Light & Slim than traditional passive copper USB Cable, OD 4.8mm is convenient and flexible to rotate, easily pass tight tubing conduits. It does not produce electromagnetic energy and is resistance for electromagnetic interference so that it's secure and reliable for signal transmission
- Comprehensive Compatibility USB Cable:USB A TO C Cable support Windows,Mac,Unix Operation system,plug&play,no adapter or driver/firmware required.Compatible with USB-C MacBook Pro/MacBook,personal webcam,Touch Screen, Game Controller,Printer,Scanner,Compatible to business video meetings&video conference rooms used camera:Microsoft Azure&Logitech&AVER&Vaddio Camera,Barco ClickShare,MicroSoft Kinect,Intel RealSense,Please make sure both of your devices are compatible before your purchase

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BKSGQSZD |
| Are batteries included? | No |
| Brand | phoossno |
| Cable Type | USB |
| Colour | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Charging Adapter, Smartphone |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Connector Gender | Male-to-Male |
| Connector Type | Optical, USB |
| Customer Package Type | FFP |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (2) |
| Data Transfer Rate | 0.48 Gigabits Per Second, 10 Gigabits Per Second, 5 Gigabits Per Second |
| Date First Available | 31 January 2023 |
| Ethernet cable category | Cat 8 |
| Included Components | usb cable |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Outdoor |
| Item Weight | 1 kg 230 g |
| Item model number | FO-A-C-98FT |
| Manufacturer | phoossno |
| Model number | FO-A-C-98FT |
| Net Quantity | 1.0 Count |
| Number of Items | 100 |
| Number of Pins | 9 |
| Outer Material | Teflon or Kevlar |
| Package Dimensions | 23.49 x 23.19 x 4.19 cm; 1.23 kg |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Commercial data transfer, business video meetings, and video conference rooms |
| Shape | Round |
| Special Feature | High Speed |
| Specification Met | UL |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** phoossno
- **Cable Type:** USB
- **Compatible Devices:** Charging Adapter, Smartphone
- **Connector Type:** Optical, USB
- **Special Feature:** High Speed

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by D***N on 23 December 2023*

TLDR2: Changing my recommendation to 3 stars after having this cable die after a few years. If you're looking for a one time "forever" cable don't buy this. I ran the cable through the attic and now it's dead after shorting itself. (10/28/26: finally removed the cable from the attic and attached pictures of power and ground wires shorting out) TLDR1: This cable REQUIRES a powered usb hub, or for the end device to be self powered, bus powered devices will not work. Enabling USB standby power to always on in the bios seems to alleviate devices not being recognized during startup. Update 5/7/25: A few days ago the cable died. I am using this cable with the startech 10 port powered usb hub. On the front of the hub is a led that blinks when it is not getting a signal, and turns solid once it has completed the usb handshake and is receiving a signal. I turned on my pc but none of my devices where working, then I noticed the usb hub light was blinking. I tried unplugging both ends, restarting the pc, unplugging the hub, and all the variations I could think of but no connection was being made. I did notice that the device end of the cable was getting extremely warm, and after messing around I decided that since I'm waaay outside the return/warranty window I'd cut the cable open. To my surprise I found that there are 3 wires and a grounding sheath, positive & negative power, and the optical. So maybe you don't need a powered hub after all? The issue that I saw was that the rubber around the positive and ground had melted causing a short, which made the wire unusable. I tried to use some electrical tape to cover the short but no joy. For now I'm using a different cable that is shorter, with it just sitting on the floor, definitely not ideal. Due to the issues in my previous updates, how finicky the cable is, and the fact that it died years after running it through the attic, I'm lowering my rating to 3 stars. After much research I wouldn't recommend this cable if you're doing a permanent install since you'll likely have to replace it after a few years and I don't want to fish wires through my walls, I want a one time install that lasts. Instead I'd recommend getting an Icron dock. Yes they're very expensive but from the long term reviews I've found they stand the test of time, and you can replace the ends instead of replacing the cable if one dies. Update 3 1/9/25: Maybe this cable just needed to be broken in(?), but my connectivity woes seem to have gone away. I'm now using a male to male adapter, and a 12 inch TB4 cable with a screw lock in order to relieve the cable strain on both the cable and USB hub. The cable continues to work as advertised. Update 2 7/26/24: Still getting intermittent loss of connection issues, although far less frequently. Now it only seems to happen if I unplug either end. When I do have issues I have to unplug both ends, plug in the source, then plug in the output. Since the original review I added 2 LG monitors with usb ports, both are plugged in the 10-port hub, total of 8 devices, still no bandwidth issues. I also added an OWC USB-C cling-on adapter to give the output(USB-C) end more rigidity. I was getting worried about the cable sagging in the usb hub port. Update 1/07/24: I started having intermittent issues with the cable not communicating correctly. I would have to unplug both ends for it to start working again. In the bios I turned on standby power for the usb ports and the issue has not occurred since then. Original review: I finally got around to moving my gaming pc to a different room and this cable has been working without any issues. I didn't want to use thunderbolt due to quirks a few youtubers have mentioned. Plus this cable doesn't require an add-on card to work. I ran the cable through the attic and have it plugged in to a 10 port startech 10gbps hub(10G8A2CS-USB-C-HUB). I did this so I wouldn't have to worry about powered devices since the cable doesn't carry power(this is obvious but some people legitimately aren't aware). The hub has a Glorious keyboard with RGB, a PWNAGE mouse, Scarlett 2i2, Stream Deck, Logitech 4k Brio, Xbox controller, and wireless headset receiver plugged in. The Logitech 4k Brio is especially susceptible to USB bandwidth and it has no issues with this setup. Originally I had a startech 4-port hub(HB31C3A1CS) but I quickly ran out of ports.

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