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16 feet Active Repeater SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Cable Bus Power 5Gbps Data Sync Black
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16 feet Active Repeater SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Cable Bus Power 5Gbps Data Sync Black
Price: US $26.33

Featureand Specification:

Any USB extension above 16 feet requries and active extesion to ensure signals are transferred correctly. This USB 3.0 repeater cable is an active extension cable. The USB signals going in and out of the extension cable is buffered to assure signal quality and meeting of the USB electrical and timing specification. This repeater cable can extend the length of any USB 3.0 device. This repeater cable can extend the length of any USB 3.0 device. Features includes Full compliance with USB specification Ver 2.0/1.1/1.0, supports data transfer rates up to 5 Gbps, one upstream port (USB Type A Male) and 1 downsteam port (USB Type A Female), support Plug & Play and Hot-Swap functions, USB bus power (no external power supply needed). Cable length is 5m (approx. 16 feet). System Requirements: Macintosh OS compatible, Windows ME, 2000, XP, 7 or above. Color of the cable is black. 28 AWG. Standards: UL, CSA, ISO 9001:2000 USB Type A Male/USB Type A Female
Length: 16 ft.
Color: BlackStandards: RoHS, UL, CSA, ISO 9001:2000 manufacturer.

Shipping & Handling
We ship to USA 48 states and includes PR, AK, HI, GU, APO and FPO.Shipping and handling charges are indicated in the shippingsection.International shipping charge please see shipping section.Payment and Return Policy
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We guarantee the item to be of use and to work as listed. Should it notwork for any reason, we will gladly refund. Refund will be issue backin your original payment method. one year warranty. Buyer may beresponsible for return shipping and handling.




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