Lenovo 40CLCBCTRL USB cable USB 2.0 15 m Black

The Lenovo 40CLCBCTRL 15 m USB 2.0 cable provides a long-reach wired connection for devices that require reliable data transfer. Designed for use with conference equipment and peripherals, this black USB 2.0 cable supports a maximum theoretical transfer rate of 0.48 Gbit/s and a 15 metre length to bridge extended distances without relying on wireless links. The cable is intended for straightforward point-to-point connections between compatible USB hosts and devices.

Advantages

The cable delivers a consistent USB 2.0 connection over an extended 15 m run, reducing the need for intermediate extenders or repeaters in many setups. Its black jacket provides a neutral, professional appearance suitable for office and conference environments. The product focuses on reliable data transfer for peripherals and AV equipment that operate within USB 2.0 bandwidth.

Suitable for

• Connecting conference cameras, microphones and speakerphones to a host PC or hub
• Long-reach connections for office peripherals such as keyboards, mice or scanners
• AV setups where a wired USB link is required between equipment placed at a distance
• Temporary setups for meetings, presentations and training sessions

Key specifications

• Connector standard: USB 2.0
• Maximum data transfer rate: 0.48 Gbit/s (theoretical)
• Cable length: 15 m
• Outer colour: Black
• Intended use: data and peripheral connectivity for conference and office equipment

How to use

Connect one end of the Lenovo USB 2.0 cable to the USB port on your host device (PC, laptop or USB hub) and the other end to the peripheral or conference device. Ensure both devices are powered on and that any required drivers or software are installed on the host system. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and reduce interference from strong electromagnetic sources. For best results place connectors fully into ports until they click or seat firmly.

Recommendations

For stable operation over 15 m, verify that connected devices support USB 2.0 signalling and that host port power is sufficient for the peripheral. If a device draws significant current or fails to enumerate at this distance, consider using a powered USB hub or a repeater cable to maintain reliable connectivity.