Name: USB Type A Male to USB Type A Female Extension Cable (1 meter) - RoboMaterial
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USB Type A Male to USB Type A Female Extension Cable (1 meter)

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1.5m long USB male to female extension cable, suggested specially for Sonoff Dongle Plus Zigbee coordinator, and other USB dongles.

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1.5m long USB 2.0 male to female extension cable, suggested specially for Sonoff Dongle Plus Zigbee coordinator, and other USB dongles.

To ensure a strong radio signal, many Zigbee and other dongles are suggested to be connected to the USB 2.0 socket of the PC / hub / Raspberry Pi with an USB extension cable in order to prevent interference with hub’s housing and peripherals, and to increase maximum signal range and reliability.

Features:

USB 2.0 extension cord
pure copper core, antioxidant,
nons-destructive transmission of anti-jamming signals,
offers more stable connection and data transmission,
long service life

Weight	0,06 kg
Dimensions	100,0 × 1,5 cm

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