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Ruth's sister USB 2.0 Type A Female to USB B Male 50cm international power cord
Connects a USB Type A female port to a USB B male plug for printers, scanners or mobile hard drives over 50 cm
- USB 2.0 data transfer for printers and scanners
- Male-to-female extension adds 50 cm reach
- Copper conductors carry power and data
- USB B male fits standard printer ports
- USB A female accepts existing cables
USB 2.0 A Female to B Male cable
This 50 cm cable connects a USB 2.0 Type A female port to a USB B male plug. It is intended for users who need to extend the reach of a printer, scanner or mobile hard disk with a standard printer interface. The short length keeps the link tidy on a desk or in a equipment rack. ||
Copper conductors with 4 mm diameter
The cable uses copper wire with an outside diameter of 4 mm for both data and charging functions. USB 2.0 signalling limits power draw to the bus specification, so no external supply is required. Heat and noise are negligible during normal printing or scanning sessions. ||
Straight plugs for direct device connection
Both ends are moulded straight connectors, so the cable plugs directly into the host and the peripheral without adapters. The 50 cm length suits side-by-side placement but will not span larger gaps. Buyers who need a longer run or a right-angle exit should look for a different cable.
Highlights
- USB 2.0 data transfer for printers and scanners
- Male-to-female extension adds 50 cm reach
- Copper conductors carry power and data
- USB B male fits standard printer ports
- USB A female accepts existing cables
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I plug the 50 cm cable into my printer and computer?
Connect the USB 2.0 Type A Female end to the computer port and the USB B Male end to the printer scanner port ensuring both connectors seat fully
Will the copper conductors or the OD4 0mm jacket need replacement over time?
The copper wire and 50 cm jacket are fixed; if the cable is damaged it is replaced as a whole unit
At what point does the 2.0 data rate limit large file transfers to the mobile hard disk?
The USB 2.0 interface caps sustained throughput so very large files transfer more slowly than on faster interfaces
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