I'm confused... The product listing photo shows "240W," while the listing on the black variant of this cable (Model: NS-CC5A8FT - SKU: 6514462) shows 100w compacity. But when comparing the two cables by Speck & Features, they are EXACTLY the same. null

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You can clearly see this one says 240w, the other one says 100w. So not the same.

TheodoreE · Answer

I would take an educated guess and say that maybe on the outside (other than the 100W to 240W mark) they are the same however, the internal construction is where the difference is (build materials, insulation etc) which is why one is certified up to 100W and the other is 240W.

Answered by TheodoreE 2 years ago

Demigod · Answer

Different color, different specs. Probably done to not buy the wrong one.

PoohBear · Answer

Y shouldn't be confused. This cable supports PD up to 240V (stated in the specs). The 100W cable supports PV up to 100V (not stated in the specs, but obvious) to anyone who can solve the equation "P=I*V" when the P is known and I is constant because both cables use 28 gauge wire.

I actually liked the specs because I already own 100W cables and I now know they are both the same other than the chip embedded in the cable that supports the different upper limits for PD.  Thank you for your question.

VictoriaC · Answer

I think it’s the higher one from experience of using it!

JoshG · Answer

Companies like to keep colors of some products exclusive to certain specs.
They may be the same and work the same but the non black version may just be the flagship version they are pushing.

“I'm confused... The product listing photo shows "240W," while the listing on the black variant of this cable (Model: NS-CC5A8FT - SKU: 6514462) shows 100w compacity. But when comparing the two cables by Speck & Features, they are EXACTLY the same.”

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