TeKit
TeKit USB 2.0 A-Male to B-Male Print Cable 1.5m
Connects USB Type-A hosts to Type-B peripherals at 480 Mbps with gold-plated connectors and a ferrite core
- Cable Length3ft
- Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion for clear signals
- Ferrite core cuts electromagnetic interference for stable transfers
- USB 2.0 rated at 480 Mbps for fast device links
- 28/24 AWG wire gauge ensures reliable power and data flow
- 5 m length gives convenient reach for printers and scanners
Ready for USB Type-B Devices
This TeKit cable connects a USB Type-A port on a computer or hub to a device that requires a Type-B male plug. It suits printers, scanners, external drives and similar peripherals that use the square Type-B socket.
1.5 Metre Length with Gold-Plated Contacts
The cable spans 1.5 metres and uses 28/24 AWG conductors with 24K gold-plated connectors. A ferrite core is fitted to suppress electromagnetic interference during data transfers.
Full USB 2.0 Speed Up to 480 Mbps
The link operates at the full USB 2.0 specification, delivering up to 480 Mbps throughput. Shielding and the ferrite core help maintain signal integrity across the 1.5 metre run.
Highlights
- Gold-plated connectors resist corrosion for clear signals
- Ferrite core cuts electromagnetic interference for stable transfers
- USB 2.0 rated at 480 Mbps for fast device links
- 28/24 AWG wire gauge ensures reliable power and data flow
- 5 m length gives convenient reach for printers and scanners
Specifications
| Cable Length | 3ft |
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Questions about this item
What real-world speed will I see from the 480 Mbps rating when I plug this into a printer?
The 480 Mbps figure is the USB 2.0 theoretical maximum; actual throughput depends on the printer's own controller and the host port, so sustained speeds are typically lower.
Does the USB 2.0 Type-B connector limit what I can connect compared to newer ports?
The cable uses the USB 2.0 Type-B interface, which caps data at 480 Mbps and does not support the higher speeds or alternate modes found on USB 3.0 or USB-C device ports.
Will the 1.5 m length and ferrite core let me route this behind a desk without signal loss?
At 1.5 m the cable stays well within the USB 2.0 length limit, and the built-in ferrite core suppresses electromagnetic interference for a stable connection.
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