65.ft Long Active USB 2.0 Extension Cable with Power Amplifier

Long USB 2.0 Extension Cable 65 feet with AC adapter power Amplifier Hub Chip Inside

• Warranty Terms - Labor: Limited lifetime
• Compatibility: PC and Mac
• Length of Cord: 65'

Features

65' USB 2.0 Booster Extension Cable

This USB 2.0 High Speed extension cable consist of one long 65. ft. run of High Quality Shielded Cable with type A male Connector on one end and Type A Female connector on the other end, item ships with AC adapter that is required to be plugged in on the end of the cable to Boost Power as well as Clean signal so that all devices can communicate at USB 2.0 Speeds.

Works great for long camera / Scanner/ printer / Smart Board / Display Device Runs

We've found that most cameras works great with this extension. Photographers who shoot on sight and want to be able to move around the object their shooting have very little limitation with this cable because of its long size (65 feet).

USB Repeater Cable / USB Active Extension Cable. Use your USB 1.1 or 2.0 peripherals far away from the computer

Long USB Extension Cable

This long USB 2.0 extension cable allows you to extend both USB and USB 2.0 cables with ease! It has a second male USB plug to give extra power, all the way up to 500ma of power at the end, that will power most USB devices.

Do you need to extend the distance from your computer to a USB device such as a printer or scanner? According to the USB specification, you can use passive extension cables (i.e., cables without an active repeater chip in them) for distances up to 16 feet. Beyond sixteen feet, you need a cable that will boost the signal in order to avoid losing data or, worse yet, damaging USB equipment.

In order to use a USB Extension Cable with a device, you plug the extension cable directly into the USB port on your desktop or notebook. On the other end of the cable, you will have a type A female port where you can plug your device cable in, which will be connected to the device on the other end.

Do you need to extend the distance from your computer to a USB device such as a printer or scanner? According to the USB specification, you can use passive extension cables

device, you plug the extension cable directly into the USB port on your desktop or notebook. On the other end of the cable, you will have a type A female port where you can plug your device cable in, which will be connected to the device on the other end.