Manhattan Products 353915 Usb 2.0 Type a Male to Male Cable 10 Ft

Product Description

The MANHATTAN PRODUCTS 353915 is a USB 2.0 Type A male-to-male data transfer cable rated for speeds up to 480 Mbps. Built on 28 AWG shielded wire, it supports both data transfer and device charging across a 10-foot run. Gold-plated contacts reduce signal degradation at the connection points, while molded boots and integrated strain relief protect the terminations from flex fatigue at each end. This cable is suited for IT professionals, AV integrators, and bench technicians who need a reliable male-to-male USB 2.0 link between hosts, hubs, or peripheral devices.

The 353915 is used in environments where a standard USB 2.0 Type A to Type A connection is required — connecting computers, notebooks, USB hubs, or compatible Mac systems. The 10-foot length provides enough slack for rackmount, under-desk, and workstation routing without excessive cable management. Its shielded construction makes it appropriate for environments where signal integrity and EMI resistance matter.

Key Features

• USB 2.0 Hi-Speed data transfer at up to 480 Mbps
• 28 AWG shielded cable construction for signal integrity
• Gold-plated contacts on both ends for reduced resistance and improved durability
• Molded, booted connectors with strain relief at both terminations
• Supports both data transfer and charging functions
• Lifetime warranty

Compatibility

Compatible with computers, notebooks, USB hubs, and Mac systems equipped with USB 2.0 Type A ports. Designed as a standard USB 2.0 Type A male-to-male replacement or extension cable for use with devices requiring this connector configuration.

Installation Notes

This cable is installed by IT technicians and AV professionals and requires no special tools or licensing. Ensure both connected devices are powered to a stable state before swapping or reseating USB connections to avoid unintended data interruption. Do not use this cable to connect two USB host ports on separate computers for direct peer-to-peer data transfer without appropriate software support, as USB 2.0 Type A to Type A links require a dedicated transfer bridge or compatible hardware. Inspect the connector boot and strain relief before routing through tight conduit or cable trays.