USB-C to USB-A Adapter Green Cell ADGCCA1 — Aluminum OTG adapter for data transfer and charging

Green Cell ADGCCA1 is an aluminum USB-C to USB-A OTG adapter designed to connect standard USB-A peripherals to devices with USB-C ports. The compact adapter supports both data transfer and device charging, offering a durable metal shell and a reversible USB-C plug for straightforward connection to laptops, tablets and smartphones. It enables use of flash drives, keyboards, mice and other USB-A accessories with modern USB-C devices without additional cables.

Advantages

The aluminum housing provides improved resistance to wear and heat compared with plastic adapters, while the small form factor ensures easy portability in a bag or pocket. The reversible USB-C connector allows quick plug-in without concern for orientation. The adapter supports data transfer and power delivery for charging compatible devices, providing a simple, single-piece solution for expanding connectivity between USB-C hosts and USB-A peripherals.

Suitable for

• Connecting USB-A flash drives to laptops, tablets or smartphones with USB-C ports
• Using USB-A keyboards and mice with USB-C devices for productivity
• Attaching USB-A peripherals such as card readers, controllers or external dongles
• Charging small devices using a USB-A cable connected to a USB-C power source

Key specifications

• Connector type: USB-C male to USB-A female
• Material: aluminum housing
• Functionality: OTG support for direct peripheral connection
• Supported operations: data transfer and device charging (subject to host and cable capabilities)
• Form factor: compact, pocket-sized adapter

How to use

Insert the USB-C male end of the adapter into the device with a USB-C port. Plug the USB-A peripheral or cable into the adapter's USB-A female port. For data access, ensure the host device supports OTG functionality and check that the connected peripheral is compatible with the device's operating system. For charging, use an appropriate USB-A cable and a USB-C power source that supports power output to the connected device. Disconnect the adapter by removing the USB-A plug first, then unplug the USB-C end when finished.

Usage recommendations

Use short, good-quality USB-A cables and avoid excessive bending at connector junctions to maintain reliable connections and prolong adapter life. When transferring important data, ensure the host device has sufficient battery and avoid interrupting the connection until the transfer completes.