Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Two USB 2.0 adapters convert a Type B port to accept a standard Type A cable
This pair of adapters converts a USB Type A female port into a USB Type B male plug. Each unit lets you connect a standard rectangular Type A cable to a square Type B port found on printers, scanners and similar peripherals. No drivers or software are required for operation. The black connectors are RoHS compliant.
The adapter passes USB 2.0 signals without active circuitry, so throughput matches the host controller and cable quality. Signal integrity holds across typical peripheral cable lengths during long print jobs or scanner sessions. There is no internal power draw, so the link remains stable as long as the host port supplies standard bus voltage.
Instead of keeping a separate Type A-to-B cable for each device, you can use any spare Type A cable with one of these converters. The upgrade makes sense when you have multiple Type B peripherals but limited cable storage or want to standardise on Type A cables. It does not add USB 3.0 speed or support devices that require proprietary connectors.
| Brand | Tekit |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Changer Type | USB 2.0 A Female to USB B Print Male Adapter Converter |
| Specifications | USB 2.0 A Female to USB B Print Male Adapter Converter |
| Features | USB 2.0 A Female to USB B Print Male Adapter Converter |
| Package Contents | 2pcs |
The passive USB 2.0 adapter has no active electronics, so it adds no measurable heat or power draw during continuous use.
A standard USB Type A male cable — the rectangular plug found on most keyboards, mice and flash drives — is required to connect to the adapter's female Type A port.
Yes, the USB 2.0 adapter is backward compatible with USB 1.1 devices, so the older printer will work at its original speed.
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