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Enfain USB 3.0 Type-A to Type-B 90° elbow cable .5 m

Enfain

Enfain USB 3.0 Type-A to Type-B 90° elbow cable .5 m

SKU CH-JEEW-8X2A0

A 0.5 m USB 3.0 Type-A to Type-B cable with a 90° elbow connector for tight spaces behind printers, scanners or hard-drive enclosures

Cable Length 0.5m

Style Down Angle

  • 90° elbow keeps tight spaces tidy
  • USB 3.0 moves data at up to 5 Gb/s
  • Type-B plug fits printers, drives and docks
  • Light 35 g cable adds no strain

90° elbow USB 3.0 cable for tight ports

This .5 m cable connects a USB Type-A host to a Type-B device with a 90° bend that routes up, down, left or right. It supports USB 3.0 speeds for printers, monitors, docking stations and external hard drives. The compact elbow clears obstacles behind desks or inside enclosures. Weighs .035 kg.

Replaces straight Type-B cables that block

The right-angle plug fits where a straight connector would hit a wall, monitor stand or neighbouring cable. The jump is worth it when rear clearance is under a few centimetres or when cable routing must stay flush. Not for users who need longer reach or a different USB standard.

Highlights

  • 90° elbow keeps tight spaces tidy
  • USB 3.0 moves data at up to 5 Gb/s
  • Type-B plug fits printers, drives and docks
  • Light 35 g cable adds no strain

Specifications

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Questions about this item

What clearance does the 90° elbow need behind the Type-B port?

The 90° bend sits directly behind the Type-B plug, so allow roughly the plug depth plus the cable radius for the elbow to sit without strain.

How do I orient the elbow so the cable runs the right way?

The elbow bends up, down, left and right; rotate the Type-B plug before seating it so the cable exits in the direction you need.

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