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Unique-Bargains 16ft 5M USB A to B Printer Extension Cable Blue
Extends USB printer connections up to 5 metres with a blue Type-A to Type-B cable weighing 146 g
- TypeHI - Conduit & Fittings
- 16 ft / 5 m reach lets you place the printer farther from the PC
- Blue jacket makes the cable easy to spot among other wires
- Light 146 g weight reduces strain on USB ports
- Single cable in the pack keeps setup simple
- Type HI conduit rating suits permanent routing applications
USB Printer Extension Cable — 16 ft length
This cable extends the reach between a USB Type-A host and a USB Type-B printer by sixteen feet. The blue jacket makes it easy to identify in a busy cable run. It is intended for users who need to place a printer farther from the computer than a standard lead allows.
Packaging and included items
The package contains a single USB printer extension cable with no additional adapters or software. The supplied length and connector types are the only changes to the existing connection. No driver installation or configuration utility is provided or required.
Installation notes
Connect the Type-A plug to the host port and the Type-B plug to the printer port; the link is passive and requires no power. The cable weighs 146 g, so routing should allow some slack to avoid strain on the ports. Buyers who need a shorter run or a different connector orientation will not be served by this fixed-length design.
Highlights
- 16 ft / 5 m reach lets you place the printer farther from the PC
- Blue jacket makes the cable easy to spot among other wires
- Light 146 g weight reduces strain on USB ports
- Single cable in the pack keeps setup simple
- Type HI conduit rating suits permanent routing applications
Specifications
| Brand | Unique Bargains |
|---|---|
| Type | HI - Conduit & Fittings |
Questions about this item
Will the 146 g blue cable jacket need replacement from UV exposure if routed outside?
The blue jacket is standard PVC conduit material; prolonged direct sunlight can embrittle it over years, so indoor or shaded routing extends life.
What length limit affects signal integrity on this 16 ft run?
At 5 metres the cable sits at the USB 2.0 maximum recommended length, so signal drop-outs appear first if the host port voltage sags.
Does the 146 g cable warm up when a printer draws power all day?
The conductors are sized for typical printer current, so the cable stays near ambient temperature during continuous printing sessions.
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