USB A‑to‑B Cable ShiverPeaks 77022‑WF High Speed USB 2.0, data and power transfer

ShiverPeaks 77022‑WF is a High Speed USB 2.0 A‑to‑B cable designed for connecting printers, scanners, external drives and other peripherals to a computer. The cable supports USB 2.0 data rates and supplies power for bus‑powered devices, providing a straightforward wired connection for office, home and workshop environments. With a compact A‑to‑B connector configuration and a length of 1.8 m, it balances reach and neat cable management for typical desktop setups.

Advantages

The cable features ferrite suppression for reduced electromagnetic interference and gold‑plated contacts to ensure reliable signal transmission and corrosion resistance. It supports High Speed USB 2.0 data transfer for device communication and carries bus power for compatible peripherals. The white jacket and standard connectors provide broad compatibility with common USB A host ports and USB B device ports, simplifying installation and replacement.

Suitable for

• Connecting printers and multifunction devices to PCs and laptops
• Linking scanners and external optical drives to a host computer
• Attaching external hard drives or docking stations that use USB B
• Office, home office and workshop workstation setups requiring USB 2.0 connectivity

Key specifications

• USB standard: High Speed USB 2.0 data transfer
• Connector types: USB Type A (host) to USB Type B (device)
• Cable length: 1.8 metres
• Conductors: data and power lines for device communication and bus power
• Shielding and ferrite choke for EMI suppression
• Contact finish: gold plating for improved contact reliability
• Cable colour: white

How to use

Connect the USB Type A end to the computer or USB hub and the USB Type B end to the target peripheral such as a printer or scanner. Ensure each connector is fully inserted until it seats securely to establish a stable data and power connection. For bus‑powered devices, the cable will supply power from the host; no separate power adapter is necessary if the device supports bus power. When disconnecting, pull the connector by its housing rather than the cable to avoid stressing the conductors.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, avoid routing the cable alongside high‑power mains wiring or motors to reduce interference. Use the ferrite end nearest the host or noise source when possible. If longer runs or higher transfer rates are required, consider cables or interfaces supporting USB 3.0/3.1 standards.