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USBGear UC-ARBS2W USB 2.0 A Right Angle to B Cable White 6ft
Right-angle USB 2.0 Type-A to straight Type-B cable with low-profile connectors, shielded white 28/24 AWG wiring and moulded strain relief, 6 ft long
- Connector TypeUSB A to USB B
- ColorWhite
- Length7ft
- Low-profile right-angle A plug fits tight spaces
- White shielded cable resists signal interference
- Molded connectors protect against daily wear
- Six-foot reach connects printers and scanners
- USB 2.0 compliant 28/24 AWG UL-rated wiring
White USB 2.0 Right-Angle Cable for Printers
This six-foot USB 2.0 cable connects a computer to printers or scanners using a low-profile right-angle Type-A plug and a straight Type-B plug. White shielded cabling and moulded connectors reduce strain during daily use. It is built to the USB 2.0 High-Speed specification.
Ideal for Tight Rear Ports.
The right-angle Type-A head suits rear I/O panels where straight cables would bend sharply against a wall or desk. Users who need a straight Type-A connector for front-panel ports or hubs should choose a different cable. The fixed six-foot length also limits setups that require longer runs.
USB 2.0 High-Speed Certified with 28/24 AWG Wiring
The cable meets USB 2.0 High-Speed compliance using 28AWG/2C+24AWG/2C UL-listed conductors rated 150 Volt 80 °C CSA LL112842. This construction supports legacy USB 1.0 and USB 2.0 devices at their rated performance.
Highlights
- Low-profile right-angle A plug fits tight spaces
- White shielded cable resists signal interference
- Molded connectors protect against daily wear
- Six-foot reach connects printers and scanners
- USB 2.0 compliant 28/24 AWG UL-rated wiring
Specifications
| Brand | USBGear |
|---|---|
| Model | UC-ARBS2W |
| Connector Type | USB A to USB B |
| Color | White |
| Length | 7ft |
Questions about this item
Does my printer or scanner need a standard USB Type-B port to use this cable?
Yes, the cable ends in a straight USB Type-B connector, which is the port found on most printers and scanners.
Will this cable work with a USB 1.0 printer I already own?
The cable is backward compatible with USB 1.0 devices, so it will function at the older speed.
How can I verify the cable is operating at USB 2.0 High-Speed after connecting it?
The system should recognise the link as a high-speed USB device; check the device properties or system profiler for the reported connection speed.
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