USB data cable Logo USB-A to USB-B 5 m Gray (model 24120)

Logo USB-A to USB-B 5 m Gray (model 24120) is a shielded USB data cable designed to connect USB-B peripherals—such as printers, scanners and audio interfaces—to host devices with USB-A ports. With a length of 5 meters and a gray jacket, the cable provides extended reach for desktop, office and studio setups while maintaining signal integrity thanks to its shielding. The cable supports standard USB data transfer rates for device communication and is intended for reliable wired connections between computers and USB-B equipped equipment.

Advantages

The shielded construction reduces electromagnetic interference and helps maintain stable data transmission over the full 5 m length. A USB-A connector on one end and a USB-B connector on the other ensure compatibility with a wide range of peripherals and host devices. The gray outer jacket offers a neutral, unobtrusive appearance suitable for professional environments, while the cable’s length allows flexible device placement without immediate need for repositioning hardware.

Suitable for

• Connecting printers and multifunction devices to desktop PCs or hubs
• Linking scanners and document feeders to workstations
• Connecting USB-B audio interfaces or MIDI controllers to computers
• Temporary or permanent cabling in office and studio environments where 5 m reach is required

Key specifications

• Connector types: USB-A (host) to USB-B (device)
• Cable length: 5 meters
• Shielding: shielded design to reduce interference
• Outer color: gray
• Intended use: data transfer between host and USB-B peripherals

How to use

Insert the USB-A connector into an available USB-A port on the host device (computer, hub or docking station) and insert the USB-B connector into the peripheral’s USB-B port. Ensure both devices are powered on as required. For first-time connections, allow the operating system to detect and install any necessary drivers. Arrange the cable to avoid sharp bends and excessive tension along its length to preserve integrity and reduce wear.

Usage recommendations

For best results, avoid running the cable parallel to high-power electrical lines or sources of strong electromagnetic interference. If reliable high-speed communication is critical, verify that connected devices and their drivers support the intended data rates. When routing the cable in permanent installations, secure it with clips or cable ties without compressing the jacket to prevent damage.