The Garmin USB-A Charging/Data Cable serves a dual purpose: it allows you to recharge your compatible Garmin device by connecting it to your computer’s USB port, and it facilitates data transfer between your device and your computer. This versatile cable can also be paired with an optional AC adapter (sold separately). If you’re looking for a reliable solution to keep your Garmin device powered and connected, this cable is a great choice. Garmin USB-A Charging Cable (1 Meter) price in Kenya is KSh. 4,000 and is available at Phones&Tablets Kenya in Kimanthi House First Floor, Room 106.
Garmin USB-A Charging Specifications and Features:
Feature
Details
USB Ports
Two USB Type-A ports for simultaneous fast charging (3A per port)
Device Compatibility
Charge full-size iPad tablets or similar smart devices while using them at full brightness
Halo Backlighting
Illuminates USB ports for easy connections in dark conditions
Installation
Easy installation in an existing instrument cutout with an optional adapter plate
Voltage Input
28V DC input voltage (typical aircraft power)
Voltage Output
5V DC output voltage for USB charging
Current Output
Up to 6A total current output (shared between both ports)
Overcurrent Protection
Built-in overcurrent protection to safeguard connected devices
Dimensions
Compact size: 3.5″ x 1.5″ x 1.2″ (88.9 mm x 38.1 mm x 30.5 mm)
Garmin USB-A Charging/Data Cable Video:
Garmin USB-A Charging/Data Cable: Pros and Cons
Pros
Functionality: Charges your Garmin device and transfers data between your device and computer.
Compatibility: Designed specifically for Garmin devices, ensuring optimal performance.
Replacement: Easily replaces a lost or damaged cable.
Cons
Length: The standard length might be too short for some users.
Cost: Can be relatively expensive compared to generic USB cables.
Durability: Some users have reported issues with cable breakage over time.
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