ABLEGRID
ABLEGRID USB to DC 5V 4.0/1.7mm Cable 80cm
USB-A to 4.0/1.7mm DC cable delivers 5 V power from any USB port to compatible scanners and devices
- Powers Canon P-215II scanner from any USB port
- 80 cm cable reaches desktop or laptop without strain
- 0/1.7 mm DC plug fits EIAJ-02 devices securely
- USB 2.0 and 1.1 compliant for broad compatibility
- Draws 5 V DC power from car charger or wall adapter
Purpose and compatibility
This ABLEGRID cable connects a Canon imageFORMULA P-215II or P-215 document scanner to any standard USB-A port for power. The 4.0/1.7 mm DC plug matches the scanner's input and the 5 V supply is drawn directly from a PC, laptop or USB charger. No separate mains adapter is required.
Build and daily use
The 80 cm length gives enough reach for a desktop or portable setup without excess slack. A moulded USB-A plug and DC jack provide a secure fit that resists accidental disconnection during scanning sessions. The cable is lightweight and coils neatly for transport alongside the scanner.
Power delivery and thermals
Rated for USB 2.0 and 1.1, the cable delivers a steady 5 V to the scanner without external power circuitry. In normal operation it remains cool to the touch and produces no audible noise. The simple two-wire construction avoids voltage drop over the short run.
Highlights
- Powers Canon P-215II scanner from any USB port
- 80 cm cable reaches desktop or laptop without strain
- 0/1.7 mm DC plug fits EIAJ-02 devices securely
- USB 2.0 and 1.1 compliant for broad compatibility
- Draws 5 V DC power from car charger or wall adapter
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What USB standard does this cable follow, and what voltage does it deliver?
The cable complies with USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 and supplies a fixed DC 5V output.
What size is the DC barrel plug, and which devices use it?
The plug measures 4.0 mm outer diameter by 1.7 mm inner diameter, matching the EIAJ-02 standard used by the Canon imageFORMULA P-215 and P-215II scanners.
How do I connect the cable, and what mistake should I avoid?
Plug the USB-A end into any USB port or charger, then insert the 4.0/1.7 mm jack fully into the scanner's power socket; the common error is leaving the jack partly unseated, which cuts power.
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