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Datalogic USB Type A cable, 6.56 ft, black finish

Datalogic

Datalogic 90A052065 USB Type A Cable 6.56 ft pos accessory

SKU CH-VT7E-NSDHQ MPN 90A052065

A 6.56 ft USB Type A cable with copper conductor for connecting supported scanners

  • TypeCable
  • Cable Length6.56 ft.
  • 56 ft USB Type A cable connects scanners directly
  • Copper conductor ensures reliable data and power transfer
  • Power-off terminal certification guarantees safe hot-plug operation
  • 56 ft length provides flexible countertop placement

USB Type-A Cable for Scanners

The Datalogic 90A052065 is a 6.56 ft USB Type-A cable built to connect supported scanners to a host terminal. It uses copper conductors and carries the Power off Terminal USB certification noted by the manufacturer.

Certified Length and Connector

The certified 6.56 ft length and Type-A connector provide a direct, standards-compliant link for compatible scanner models without the need for adapters or intermediate hubs.

Highlights

  • 56 ft USB Type A cable connects scanners directly
  • Copper conductor ensures reliable data and power transfer
  • Power-off terminal certification guarantees safe hot-plug operation
  • 56 ft length provides flexible countertop placement

Specifications

BrandDATALOGIC USA
Part Number90A052065
TypeCable
Cable Length6.56 ft.
Shipping weight0.45 kg
Package size76 × 25 × 25 mm

Questions about this item

How often should the copper conductors in this 6.56 ft USB cable be inspected for wear?

Inspect the copper conductors periodically for fraying or corrosion, especially near the Type A connector, and replace the cable if damage is visible.

What typically fails first on this 90A052065 cable during continuous scanner use?

The Type A connector or the strain relief near the scanner end usually wears out first from repeated plugging and movement.

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