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LINE — 240W 2m Braided USB-C Cable
LINE — 240W 2m Braided USB-C Cable
2m braided USB-C cable · 240W

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For the socket that is never where you need it. LINE gives you 2m of reach, with a built-in display that shows the power reaching your device. USB-C to USB-C and rated for charging up to 240W.

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  • Two metres of extra reachUse your device comfortably when the socket is behind the bed, below the desk or simply too far away.
  • See the power in real timeThe built-in display shows live charging wattage, so you can see what your device is drawing instead of guessing.
  • Up to 240W, e-marked chargingEnough capacity for compatible phones, tablets and laptops without the cable restricting supported charging speeds.
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Up to 240W E-marked cable
LINE — 240W 2m Braided USB-C Cable
Two Metres of Reach

For the Socket That Is Never Close Enough.

LINE gives you 2m of reach when the socket is behind the bed, below the desk or simply too far from where you want to use your device. Its built-in display also shows live charging wattage, so you can see the power being delivered instead of guessing.

Why 240W?

The Cable Should Never Be the Weak Link.

A charger can only deliver the power the connected device and cable support. CORD and LINE are rated up to 240W — far more capacity than any PackMode charger requires, and enough headroom for larger USB-C devices. The result is simple: the cable does not restrict compatible charging speeds.

The 240W rating is the cable's maximum capacity. It does not force 240W into your device — each device draws only what it supports.
One Cable, More Devices

For the USB-C Devices You Travel With.

Use the same cable with compatible USB-C phones, tablets, laptops, power banks, earbuds and handheld consoles—instead of packing a different charging cable for each. Your charger and device determine the actual power, up to the cable's 240W maximum.

Phone
Tablet
Laptop
Power Bank
Earbuds
Handheld Console
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Same 70W. Different priorities.

PACK 70 gives you more flexibility across its secondary USB ports. SLIM 70 trades that flexibility for a thinner 36mm profile.

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PACK 70
PACK 70
£39.99
More flexible USB power.
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SLIM 70
SLIM 70
£34.99
A thinner travel setup.
Main USB-C
Up to 70W
Up to 70W
Secondary USB
C2 up to 60W · A1 up to 60W
C2 15W · A1/A2 12W
Multi-device USB
40W + 18W
45W + 15W shared
Dimensions
69 × 55.5 × 54.5mm
87.5 × 54.6 × 36mm
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More flexible charging across ports
A thinner wall profile
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Technical specifications Exact outputs, AC rating and operating limits. View specifications Hide specifications
Dimensions
69 × 55.5 × 54.5 mm
AC input
100–250V~ · 50/60Hz · 1.8A
AC rating
10A max · up to 2500W at 250V / 1000W at 100V
USB ports
2 × USB-C · 2 × USB-A
Total DC output
70W max
USB-C1
Up to 70W · 20V/3.5A max
USB-C2
Up to 60W · 20V/3A max
USB-A1
Up to 60W · 20V/3A max
USB-A2
Up to 5W
Multi-device USB output
C1 + either C2 or A1: 40W + 18W
Either C1 or C2 + A2: 60W + 5W
C2 + A1: 15W shared
C2 + A1 + A2: 15W shared + 5W
C1 + either C2 or A1 + A2: 40W + 18W + 5W
All four ports: C1 40W + C2/A1 15W shared + A2 5W
AC sockets
2 sockets · 1 universal multi-socket + 1 USA/JP socket
Fuse
Replaceable 250Vac 10A fuse · 6.3 × 25.4 mm
Plug formats
UK · EU · US · AU
Grounding
No earth connection · for unearthed or double-insulated appliances only
Voltage conversion
No · PACK 70 changes plug format only
Operating use
Indoor use only · temporary travel-adaptor use

AC power limits depend on the local mains voltage. Check that any device connected to an AC socket supports the local supply voltage and does not require grounding. USB output allocation varies by port combination, and actual charging speed depends on the connected device, cable and charging protocol.

Complete Your Setup

Pair It With a PackMode Charger

Already have a compatible USB-C charger? LINE will work with it. Need one for travel? Choose PACK 70 for maximum flexibility or DUO 65 for a lighter two-device setup.

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70W · 4 USB ports + 2 AC sockets
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FAQ

Common Questions

Will 240W overload my phone?

No. The 240W rating is the cable's maximum capacity, not a forced output. Your charger and device negotiate the actual power, and each device only draws what it supports.

Will it charge my laptop at full speed?

Its 240W power rating will not restrict compatible charging from PACK 70, DUO 65 or other supported USB-C chargers. Actual charging speed depends on the charger, laptop and charging protocol supported by both.

Can I use one cable for my phone, tablet and laptop?

Yes, provided the devices use USB-C. LINE can be used with compatible USB-C phones, tablets, laptops, power banks and other devices, so you do not need a separate cable for each one.

Does it work with USB-A or Lightning?

LINE has USB-C connectors at both ends. It does not plug directly into a USB-A charger or a device with a Lightning port.

What does "e-marked" mean?

An integrated E-marker communicates the cable's supported power capability to compatible USB-C equipment. An appropriately rated e-marked cable is required for supported USB-C charging above 60W.

Will it work with my existing charger?

It works with compatible USB-C chargers, from lower-power phone chargers to higher-power laptop chargers. The charger and device determine the actual output, and the cable does not force additional power into your device.

Does it transfer data?

Yes. It supports USB 2.0 data transfer up to 480Mbps for everyday file syncing alongside charging.

What does the display show?

The display shows live charging wattage while your device charges. A PD indicator appears when USB Power Delivery is active. It does not show voltage or amperage separately.

Why does the wattage reading change?

This is normal. A device can draw different amounts of power depending on its battery level, what it is doing and the charger being used, so the displayed wattage may rise or fall during charging.