USB 2.0 cable Exsys EX-1310IS-TTL with 15 kV ESD surge protection

The Exsys EX-1310IS-TTL USB 2.0 cable is a specialized shielded connection solution engineered to provide reliable data communication alongside integrated electrostatic discharge protection. Built with robust safety measures, this cable features built-in 15 kV ESD surge protection to help prevent potential damage caused by high-voltage transients and static electricity in sensitive electronic setups. It is designed to maintain stable signal integrity and protect connected hardware during operation in demanding technical environments.

Advantages

This protected USB cable provides a dependable layer of safety for sensitive equipment by effectively absorbing and diverting harmful electrostatic discharges away from connected devices. The integrated 15 kV ESD protection helps minimize the risk of communication failures and hardware degradation, resulting in improved system longevity and reduced downtime. Additionally, the shielded design guards against electromagnetic interference, ensuring clean and uninterrupted data transmission even in electrically noisy surroundings.

Suitable for

• Connecting industrial automation hardware and laboratory instruments
• Interfacing with embedded systems and development boards requiring TTL or CMOS levels
• Data transfer in environments with elevated risk of electrostatic discharge
• Maintaining stable communication links in commercial and technical setups

When it may not be suitable

This cable is not designed for standard consumer charging applications or high-speed data storage transfers that require modern USB 3.0 or higher interface speeds. It is also unnecessary for basic home office environments where standard unshielded cables are typically sufficient.

Key specifications

• Interface: USB 2.0
• Protection: 15 kV ESD surge protection
• Cable type: Shielded data connection cable
• Serial compatibility: RS-232 TTL/CMOS levels

How to use

Begin by ensuring that your host system and the target device are powered off or in a safe state before making any physical connections. Plug the USB connector into an available USB 2.0 port on your computer or controller, and attach the other end to the compatible TTL or CMOS serial interface of your target hardware. Once securely connected, power on your devices and verify that the necessary drivers are installed for proper communication.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify that your hardware utilizes compatible TTL or CMOS signal levels
• Check whether your operating environment requires dedicated ESD surge protection
• Confirm that the USB 2.0 transfer speed meets your application requirements

Usage recommendations: Always route the cable away from heavy power lines to minimize potential electromagnetic interference and ensure secure physical fastening to prevent accidental disconnections during operation.