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HoverCam EXUSB3-15 USB 3.0 15 ft extension cable
A 15-foot USB 3.0 extension cable delivering 5 Gbits/s transfer speed for distant peripherals
- 15-foot extension lets you place devices across large rooms
- USB 3.0 delivers up to 5 Gbits/s transfer speed
- A male to A female connectors fit standard USB ports
- Rugged build maintains stable connection over long distances
- Tested and certified for HoverCam Solo 8 document camera
Extended reach for distant peripherals
The HoverCam EXUSB3-15 is a USB 3.0 extension cable measuring 15 feet (4.6 m). It connects a standard USB-A male plug to a USB-A female port, allowing devices such as document cameras, external drives or printers to operate farther from the host computer than a stock cable permits.
Passive cable thermals and power
As a passive copper cable it generates no heat of its own and adds no audible noise. Power draw is limited to the USB 3.0 specification, so the host port supplies the same current it would without the extension, and the cable introduces no additional thermal load.
Certified for Solo 8 document camera
The cable was originally manufactured and tested for the HoverCam Solo 8, guaranteeing reliable SuperSpeed operation at 5 Gbits/s (625 MB/s) with that device. Builders needing longer runs for other USB 3.0 gear should verify signal integrity, as the 15-foot length approaches the practical limit for passive extensions.
Highlights
- 15-foot extension lets you place devices across large rooms
- USB 3.0 delivers up to 5 Gbits/s transfer speed
- A male to A female connectors fit standard USB ports
- Rugged build maintains stable connection over long distances
- Tested and certified for HoverCam Solo 8 document camera
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 15 ft USB 3.0 A Male to A Female extension cable without losing signal?
Plug the A Male end into the host port and the A Female end into the device cable; keep the total link length within USB 3.0 limits so the 5 Gbits/s SuperSpeed signal stays reliable.
What maintenance or replacement will the EXUSB3-15 cable need over time?
Inspect the connectors and jacket periodically for wear or kinks; replace the cable if the SuperSpeed link drops to USB 2.0 speeds or the connection becomes intermittent.
What is the first limit that appears when the 15 ft extension runs at sustained 5 Gbits/s throughput?
Signal integrity over the 4.6 m length is the limiting factor; excessive bending or added cables can degrade the 625 MB/s SuperSpeed rate before any thermal issue arises.
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