DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS
Active extension USB 2.0 cable (as opposed to passive USB cables) is an active device with a built-in signal repeater. The USB signals going in and out of the extension cable are buffered to assure signal quality and the meeting of the USB's electrical and timing specs.
If you repeat this cable up to 25M, the voltage will be declined gradually. So, when the device's wattage is 2W or more, external power supply may be required to operate the device.
Features and Specifications:
QUALITY: After our own bad experience with cheap USB active extension cables that don't work & have weak fragile connectors, we began offering this high-quality cable to assure good signal quality to meet the quality standards of our technically-savvy clientele.
- Active USB extension cable, assure good signal quality to meet USB specification
- Built signal booster (repeater)
- Ideal cable to connect remote printers, scanners and etc.
- 5-meter (16.5-feet) cables can be cascaded to extend the distance.
- Type A male to type A female
- Acts like a single port hub
- USB Bus powered
- USB 2.0 Compliant
- Works with both low and high speed devices
- Extend up to 25m(serially connecting up to 5 segments)
- Support WIN98/2000/XP Mac OS V9.0 or higher
One of the biggest obstacles encountered in planning a wire run is the signal limitation of USB devices. Using passive cables for the purpose of extension will result in signal errors and is not recommended. Passive USB cables have a maximum guaranteed length of 16 feet; Active extension cables are required to extend beyond 16 feet, while retaining almost all signal strength.
These M/F extension cables feature a booster-box on the end, and when strung together, can achieve a new maximum of 80 feet. Extend your USB 2.0 cable past 5 meters by daisy chaining up to five of our premium USB 2.0 active extensions. These USB 2.0 compliant cables support data transfer rates up to 480Mbps and are fully backward compatible with both low and high-speed USB v1.1 devices. The USB extension cable acts as a USB hub and buffers all downstream and upstream data traffic. High speed, full-speed and low-speed devices will function equally well with the USB extension cable.