INOGENI INO-USBC-2M100W — High-speed USB-C cable for BYOD/BYOM meeting rooms
The INOGENI INO-USBC-2M100W is a certified 20 Gbps USB-C cable purpose-built for BYOD and BYOM videoconferencing environments, and is the recommended cable companion for INOGENI's TOGGLE ROOMS 2-PC switcher. At 1.8 m (6 ft) it bridges laptops and room systems with a single cable that simultaneously carries DisplayPort video, USB data, and 100W Power Delivery. It is equally useful as a spare or replacement cable in installations where Toggle Rooms is already deployed. Backward-compatible with USB 3.2 Gen 1×1, 3.1 Gen 1, 3.0, and 2.0, it fits seamlessly into existing infrastructure without driver installation or configuration overhead.
4K60 DisplayPort + USB Data in One Cable
The INO-USBC-2M100W carries DisplayPort Alternate Mode alongside USB data — simultaneously. Depending on the bandwidth required by the connected system, it delivers DisplayPort up to 4K60 (18 Gbps) combined with USB 2.0, or steps down to 4K30 combined with USB 3.0. This dual-mode flexibility means a single cable replaces the tangle of separate video and data cables that typically clutter a BYOD table connection — cleaner installs, fewer failure points, and a noticeably tidier desk for the end user.
100W Power Delivery — One Cable Does It All
With 100W Power Delivery, the cable can charge even power-hungry laptops while simultaneously transmitting video and data. In a TOGGLE ROOMS setup this means the guest laptop stays charged throughout the meeting without needing a separate power brick or additional desk clutter. For the end user, plugging in one cable is all it takes to join a meeting, share a display, and keep the battery topped up — the same convenience that makes USB-C docking stations attractive, but engineered and tested specifically for the TOGGLE ROOMS ecosystem.
Tested & Guaranteed for TOGGLE ROOMS
INOGENI tests and certifies specific USB-C cables for use with TOGGLE ROOMS rather than leaving cable choice to chance. The INO-USBC-2M100W is the factory-included cable for the switcher and is listed on INOGENI's official tested-cable page with confirmed performance at 100W/5A and 1.8 m. This matters in practice because not all USB-C cables that claim 20 Gbps actually sustain it at rated power while also carrying DisplayPort — a mismatch that typically surfaces only after installation. Using the validated cable eliminates that class of field issue entirely.
Broad Backward Compatibility
The cable is backward compatible with USB 3.2 Gen 1×1, USB 3.1 Gen 1, USB 3.0, and USB 2.0. In practice this means the cable works with any USB-C laptop a guest brings to the room, regardless of which USB generation that laptop supports — not just the latest hardware. Sites that run mixed-vintage fleets of corporate and guest devices avoid the situation where a slightly older laptop can't use the meeting-room connection point.
