Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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A USB 2.0 Type A splitter connects one device to two ports for charging or data transfer, reducing the need to unplug cables repeatedly
The LBSC USB Splitter001 is a USB 2.0 Type A Y-cable that splits one male port into two female ports for simultaneous charging and data transfer. It suits laptop or tablet users who need to connect two peripherals without frequent unplugging.
Verify the host provides a standard USB Type A socket and that both connected devices operate within USB 2.0 signalling limits. The cable length is specified in centimetres, so confirm the reach fits your workspace before ordering. Devices requiring higher bus power may need a powered hub instead.
The package contains one splitter weighing 0.035 kilograms with no additional software or adapters. The Y-design simply extends the physical connection, letting two peripherals share the upstream port for basic data and charging tasks.
| Brand | LBSC |
|---|---|
| Model | Usb Splitter001 |
| Part Number | Usb Splitter001 |
| Type | USB Type A |
| Cable Length | centimeters |
| Changer Type | USB Type A |
| Specifications | Laptop |
| Connector A | USB Type A |
| Connector B | USB Type A |
| Features | Laptop, Tablets |
| Weight | 0.035 kilograms |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
The package contains one splitter unit with a USB Type A male plug and two USB Type A female ports; no additional cables or power adapters are supplied.
This model provides one USB Type A input and two USB Type A outputs at USB 2.0 speeds; select it when you need to share a single Type A port between two Type A devices.
The connection runs at USB 2.0 rates, so it handles everyday file moves and device charging, but bandwidth is limited compared with faster USB standards.
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