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Vszerda

Vszerda 16ft USB 3.0 Active Extension Cable A-Male to A-Female with Power Adapter

SKU CH-D11W-Y943R

A 16ft active USB 3.0 extension cable with built-in signal chips and an included 5V/2A power adapter for stable long-distance data transfer

Cable Length 16 Feet

  • Active chipset prevents signal loss over 16 ft
  • 22 AWG tinned copper with foil and braid shield
  • Included 5 V 2 A adapter powers high-draw devices
  • Backward compatible with USB 3.0 and 2.0 peripherals
  • Extends connections for VR headsets, consoles, drives and hubs

Active extension for long runs

This Vszerda cable extends a USB 3.0 connection up to 16 ft using built-in signal amplification chips. It carries SuperSpeed data between a host and peripherals such as VR headsets, drives, printers or hubs. A 5 V / 2 A power adapter is included to maintain stable current when the attached device draws more than 900 mA. The construction uses 22 AWG tinned copper conductors with foil and braided shielding for EMI/RFI protection.

Plug in and add power when needed

Installation is a simple male-to-female connection between the computer and the peripheral. The only extra step is attaching the supplied power adapter whenever the downstream device exceeds 900 mA current draw. Forgetting the adapter on high-draw devices is the typical cause of intermittent links or dropped throughput. No drivers or software configuration are required for Windows, macOS or Linux hosts.

For distant peripherals, not for short desk runs

This cable suits setups where the peripheral must sit far from the host — room-scale VR, ceiling-mounted cameras, conference-room hubs or industrial sensors. Buyers who only need a metre or two of reach should choose a standard passive cable instead, as the active electronics and external power supply add unnecessary bulk and cost for short distances.

Highlights

  • Active chipset prevents signal loss over 16 ft
  • 22 AWG tinned copper with foil and braid shield
  • Included 5 V 2 A adapter powers high-draw devices
  • Backward compatible with USB 3.0 and 2.0 peripherals
  • Extends connections for VR headsets, consoles, drives and hubs

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Questions about this item

How can I confirm the 16ft USB 3.0 active extension cable is working correctly after connecting it?

Plug the A-Male end into your computer and a USB 3.0 device into the A-Female end; verify the system detects the peripheral at SuperSpeed rates and that data transfers complete without errors. If the device draws more than 900mA, connect the included 5V/2A power adapter to the cable's power port.

What comes in the box with the 16ft active USB 3.0 extension cable and what must I purchase separately?

The package includes the 16ft active extension cable with built-in signal amplification chips and a 5V/2A power adapter. No additional cables or accessories are required for standard USB 3.0 or 2.0 devices; only buy extra adapters if your peripheral uses a non-USB-A connector.

Which cable length should I choose from the available 16ft to 100ft range for my VR headset setup?

Select the shortest length that reaches your play area — 16ft suits most room-scale VR configurations; longer options up to 100ft are available for larger spaces but add cost and bulk. All lengths use the same 22AWG tinned copper conductors and triple shielding for signal integrity.

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