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Transway's Marketplace CU0093 1.8 m USB 2.0 A Male to B Male Printer Cable, Crystal Blue
A 1.8 m USB 2.0 cable connects printers and scanners with double shielding for 480 Mbps data transfer
- Crystal Blue 1.8 m length reaches distant peripherals
- USB 2.0 interface delivers 480 Mbps transfer rates
- Double shielding with braided copper and aluminium foil cuts interference
- 20 mm power wire meets USB-IF diameter standard
- Modular strain relief and PVC jacket resist repeated bending
Ideal for printers and scanners
This 1.8 m USB 2.0 A male to B male cable connects printers, scanners and compatible hubs to a host computer. The crystal blue jacket makes it easy to identify in a busy workspace. It supports 3.5 inch mobile hard drives, laser printers and ticket printers for straightforward peripheral expansion.
Shielded for reliable data transfer
Double shielding with braided copper mesh and aluminium foil reduces electromagnetic and radio interference. Twisted-pair data lines maintain impedance matching to minimise crosstalk. The internal shield helps meet the USB specification for 100 % compatibility and error-free transmission.
Built for sustained throughput
The 3.20 mm power conductors exceed the USB-IF diameter standard to improve power handling during long print jobs. Modular strain relief and PVC overmoulding protect the connectors from repeated insertion cycles. Data rates up to 480 Mbps are maintained without signal degradation over extended use.
Highlights
- Crystal Blue 1.8 m length reaches distant peripherals
- USB 2.0 interface delivers 480 Mbps transfer rates
- Double shielding with braided copper and aluminium foil cuts interference
- 20 mm power wire meets USB-IF diameter standard
- Modular strain relief and PVC jacket resist repeated bending
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 1.8 m USB 2.0 A Male to B Male cable to my printer, and what is the common mistake?
Plug the Type-A end into the computer and the Type-B end into the printer; the common mistake is forcing the Type-B connector upside down because its square shape only fits one way.
What part of the CU0093 cable is most likely to need replacement after heavy use?
The modular stress-relief and PVC overmolding at each end protect the internal conductors, but repeated sharp bending at the strain relief can fatigue the jacket over time.
What limit appears first when the cable runs at its 480 Mbps maximum for long periods?
The 1.8 m length and double-shielded construction meet the USB 2.0 signal-integrity budget, so the first limit is the host controller’s 480 Mbps signalling ceiling, not cable attenuation.
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