InLine USB data blocker, USB-C plug to USB-C socket adapter, up to 240 W PD

• Effective data protection during charging: The data lines are physically separated – no data is transferred via the USB-C port.
• Universal compatibility: Works with all devices with a USB-C port, regardless of operating system or manufacturer.
• Ideal for sensitive environments: Particularly suitable for offices, public institutions, or mobile use where data security is a priority.
• Fast and secure charging: Supports USB Power Delivery with up to 240W – without any data risk.
• Compact and robust: High-quality housing for long-term use in demanding environments.

The InLine® USB data blocker with USB-C plug to USB-C socket offers a simple yet extremely effective solution for anyone who values data security. This adapter physically blocks the data lines so that only charging via USB-C is possible – data transfer is completely prevented. This means, for example, that mobile devices can be charged securely at public USB charging stations or company-owned ports without the risk of unwanted data access.

The adapter is universally applicable and compatible with all common USB-C devices – regardless of manufacturer or operating system. This makes it an ideal tool for professional use, for example in companies, government agencies, educational institutions, or by field service and service teams. Especially in areas with increased security requirements, the data blocker is an uncomplicated and immediately usable solution.

Despite deactivating the data lines, the adapter enables a reliable and fast power supply of up to 240W via USB Power Delivery. This makes it an efficient tool for everyday use, combining both security and convenience. The robust housing and compact design ensure that the adapter is always reliably at hand when you are on the go.

• Connection 1: USB-C plug
• Connection 2: USB-C socket
• Data connection: not connected (charging only possible)
• Power: up to 240W (USB Power Delivery)
• Area of application: data security, charging function