Kramer Electronics 96-9211050 Plenum Usb 2.0 Extension Cable

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 96-9211050 is a plenum-rated USB 2.0 extension cable designed for in-wall and above-ceiling cable runs in commercial and institutional AV installations. It features a USB 2.0 Type-A male connector on one end and a USB 2.0 Type-A female connector on the other, providing a 50-foot passive extension path for USB signal. The plenum jacket rating makes this cable compliant for installation in air-handling spaces where standard PVC jackets are not permitted by code. AV integrators and low-voltage technicians are the primary installers for this type of cable assembly.

This cable is suited for conference rooms, classrooms, huddle spaces, and other commercial environments where USB source devices need to reach display systems, capture cards, or collaboration hardware across a ceiling or wall cavity. The 50-foot length accommodates typical room-depth runs without active signal boosting for compatible USB 2.0 peripheral applications. It is sold as a single unit.

Key Features

• Plenum-rated jacket for installation in air-handling plenums and drop ceilings per fire code requirements
• USB 2.0 Type-A male to Type-A female passive extension configuration
• 50-foot cable length for long in-wall or above-ceiling runs
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward job-site procurement
• AV signal processing accessory category — compatible with standard USB 2.0 peripheral workflows

Compatibility

Designed as a passive USB 2.0 Type-A extension for use with standard USB 2.0 host and peripheral devices in commercial AV signal processing installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified AV integrator familiar with NEC plenum wiring requirements. Power down or disconnect any USB host device before connecting or disconnecting the cable assembly. Route the cable through plenum-rated pathways only, and avoid sharp bends or staple-through fastening that could damage the jacket or internal conductors. Passive USB 2.0 cables at extended lengths may be subject to signal degradation depending on connected device requirements — verify compatibility before finalizing the cable run.