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Ruth's sister 0675 USB 2.0 A Male to Dual USB Female Splitter Cable international power cord
A USB 2.0 A male to dual USB female splitter cable that supplies up to 1000 mA for charging printers, cameras or wireless network cards
- USB 2.0 male plug splits into two female ports for extra power
- Supplies up to 1000 mA to printers cameras or wireless cards
- Extension cable adds reach without data transfer
- Slim charge-only design keeps wiring simple
- Ready to use straight from the pack
USB 2.0 splitter for auxiliary power
This cable splits a single USB 2.0 Type-A male plug into two female ports. It is designed to provide auxiliary or reinforcement power to devices such as printers, cameras or wireless network cards. The unit is sold new as a cable only, with no additional devices included. It suits users who need extra power ports from one host connection.
Limited to charging, no data transfer
The USB 2.0 interface on this splitter supports charging only and cannot transfer data. Maximum current delivery is rated at 1000 mA across both ports combined. Because data lines are not connected, the cable will not work for syncing files, connecting input devices or any application that requires host-to-device communication.
1000 mA total current rating
The single specification that determines suitability is the 1000 mA combined current limit. Devices drawing more than this in total will not operate reliably. Buyers who need higher power delivery or data-capable ports should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- USB 2.0 male plug splits into two female ports for extra power
- Supplies up to 1000 mA to printers cameras or wireless cards
- Extension cable adds reach without data transfer
- Slim charge-only design keeps wiring simple
- Ready to use straight from the pack
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I choose the single 0675 cable or look for a multi-pack?
The listing describes one 0675 cable with a single USB 2.0 A male plug that splits into two USB female ports, so the only version shown is that single splitter cable.
What does the 1000 mA current rating mean when I plug two devices in?
The cable can supply up to 1000 mA total, so the two connected devices share that current; if both draw heavily, they may not charge at full speed.
Since it uses USB 2.0, what does that cap at for data transfer?
The cable is noted as charge-only and cannot transfer data, so the USB 2.0 interface is used solely for power delivery up to 1000 mA.
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