Cable USB Vision TC2 5MUSB/BL

The VISION TC2 5MUSB/BL is a 5 m USB 2.0 cable with USB-A and USB-B connectors designed for connecting computers to printers and other peripherals. It features gold-plated connector contacts, a high-quality braided shield and a ferrite core on the computer (USB-A) end to reduce electromagnetic (EMF) and radio-frequency (RF) interference while maintaining a data transfer rate up to 0.48 Gbit/s. The cable comes in black and is suitable for standard USB 2.0 connections where length and improved signal integrity are required.

Advantages

Gold-plated connector contacts improve corrosion resistance and contact reliability. The braided shield increases mechanical durability and provides additional protection against external noise. The ferrite core at the USB-A (computer) end helps suppress EMF and RF interference for a more stable connection over the full 5 m length. The USB 2.0 specification supports up to 0.48 Gbit/s data transfer, suitable for many printers and peripherals.

Suitable for

• Connecting a computer or laptop (USB-A) to a printer or scanner with a USB-B port
• Extended cable runs where a 5 m length is required
• Workstations and offices requiring improved noise immunity for USB 2.0 devices

Key specifications

• Connector 1: USB A
• Connector 2: USB B
• USB version: USB 2.0 (up to 0.48 Gbit/s)
• Cable length: 5 m
• Product colour: Black
• Gold-plated contacts; braided shield; ferrite core on USB-A end
• Brand: VISION, MPN: TC2 5MUSB/BL, EAN: 4911618000008

How to use

Plug the USB-A connector into the computer or laptop USB-A port and the USB-B connector into the printer, scanner or other peripheral with a USB-B port. Ensure both devices are powered on and recognised by the operating system; install drivers if required. Route the 5 m cable to avoid sharp bends and keep it away from strong sources of electromagnetic interference when possible.

Recommendations

For best performance, avoid tightly coiling the cable and keep the ferrite-end near the computer port. If you experience connectivity issues, check connectors for debris, confirm drivers are up to date, and, if necessary, test with a shorter certified USB 2.0 cable to rule out signal loss over long runs.