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Transway's Marketplace CU0122 1.8 m USB 3.0 A Male to B Male printer cable
Connects printers and scanners at USB 3.0 speeds with a 1.8 m blue cable
- USB 3.0 delivers up to ten times the speed of USB 2.0
- 8 m length gives flexible placement for printers and scanners
- Oxygen-free copper conductors with all-metal braid shield block interference for reliable data transfer
- Green PVC jacket adds durability and further reduces signal noise
- USB 3.0 A Male to B Male connectors fit printers, scanners and compatible hubs
What this cable connects
The Transway's Marketplace CU0122 is a 1.8 m USB 3.0 A Male to B Male cable designed for printers, scanners and compatible hubs. It uses oxygen-free copper conductors and an all-metal braid shield to minimise interference. The blue PVC jacket protects the internal wiring during everyday use.
Moving up from USB 2.0 links
This cable replaces a USB 2.0 connection when the host and peripheral both support USB 3.0. The upgrade is worthwhile when transferring large scan files or print jobs that benefit from the higher throughput. If either device is limited to USB 2.0, the link will operate at the lower speed.
Limits of the USB 3.0 interface
The USB 3.0 standard defines maximum cable lengths for reliable operation without active repeaters. At 1.8 m this cable stays within the passive range for full-speed signalling. Longer passive runs may require signal boosting or a different topology to maintain performance.
Highlights
- USB 3.0 delivers up to ten times the speed of USB 2.0
- 8 m length gives flexible placement for printers and scanners
- Oxygen-free copper conductors with all-metal braid shield block interference for reliable data transfer
- Green PVC jacket adds durability and further reduces signal noise
- USB 3.0 A Male to B Male connectors fit printers, scanners and compatible hubs
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much space does the 1.8 m cable need between my computer and the printer?
The cable is 1.8 m long, so it requires at least that much clear distance between the USB 3.0 Type-A port on the computer and the USB 3.0 Type-B port on the printer.
Which way round do the blue Type-A and Type-B plugs go, and what is the common mistake?
The Type-A plug goes into the computer and the Type-B plug goes into the printer; the mistake is forcing the Type-B end into the computer’s rectangular port.
Will the copper conductors or braided shield degrade and need replacement?
The oxygen-free copper conductors and all-metal braided shield are built for the life of the cable; no scheduled maintenance or replacement is required.
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