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Fervit USB 2.0 Mini USB Male to Female Extension Cable 150cm
A 150 cm USB 2.0 Mini USB male-to-female extension cable carries data at 480 Mbps and supplies up to 2 A at 5 V for charging Mini USB devices
- 150 cm length reaches distant ports
- USB 2.0 interface delivers 480 Mbps data speed
- 5 V 2 A power throughput charges devices quickly
- 5-pin Mini USB male-to-female fits legacy peripherals
- Five internal wires carry both power and data
150 cm Mini-USB 2.0 Extension Cable
This 150 cm cable extends the reach of any Mini-USB 5-pin device by providing a male-to-female connection. It carries both power and data through five internal wires. The extension suits users who need extra length for cameras, sensor panels, LED lamps, tachographs or similar Mini-USB peripherals.
USB 2.0 480 Mbps Data and 5 V 2 A Power Limits
The cable operates at the USB 2.0 standard, capping data throughput at 480 Mbps. Power delivery is limited to DC 5 V at 2 A, so devices drawing more current will not charge or run reliably. It cannot support USB 3.0 or higher speeds, nor can it supply power beyond the stated 2 A ceiling.
Plug-in Installation with Connector-Fit Caution
Installation is a simple plug-in: insert the male Mini-USB end into the host or charger and connect the device to the female port. The main issue is physical fit; Mini-USB 5-pin ports vary slightly in depth and shroud design, so the connector may not seat fully in tight or recessed sockets. No drivers or configuration are required.
Highlights
- 150 cm length reaches distant ports
- USB 2.0 interface delivers 480 Mbps data speed
- 5 V 2 A power throughput charges devices quickly
- 5-pin Mini USB male-to-female fits legacy peripherals
- Five internal wires carry both power and data
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How long is this extension cable and will it reach my device?
The cable measures 150 cm end to end, giving enough length to bridge a Mini USB port on a desktop or laptop to a peripheral placed further away.
What does the 480 Mbps rating mean for everyday transfers?
It is the maximum theoretical throughput of USB 2.0; real-world file copies typically run slower due to protocol overhead and the connected device’s own limits.
Does the Mini USB 5-pin connector support the USB 2.0 standard?
Yes, the 5-pin Mini USB plug and socket are wired for USB 2.0, capping data at 480 Mbps and power delivery at 5 V 2 A.
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