USB cable ShiverPeaks BS14-50020 USB 2.0 0.9 m

The ShiverPeaks BS14-50020 USB cable is a 0.9 m data cable with a USB A connector on one end and a Micro-USB B connector on the other. It supports USB 2.0 signalling with a maximum data transfer rate of 0.48 Gbit/s and is finished in a vivid blue colour. The cable is intended for standard data transfer and device charging where Micro-USB B interfaces are used.

Advantages

This USB 2.0 cable provides reliable data transfer at speeds up to 0.48 Gbit/s and a compact 0.9 m length that balances reach and tidiness. The USB A to Micro-USB B connector combination is compatible with many mobile devices, accessories and peripherals. The blue finish makes the cable easy to identify among other leads, while the straightforward construction allows for uncomplicated connection and use.

Suitable for

• Transferring files between computers and Micro-USB B devices
• Charging smartphones, tablets or accessories with Micro-USB B ports (subject to device charging specifications)
• Connecting peripherals such as portable hard drives, cameras or GPS devices that accept Micro-USB B
• Use at home, office or on the go where a short, durable cable is preferred

Key specifications

• Connector 1: USB A
• Connector 2: Micro-USB B
• USB version: USB 2.0
• Maximum data transfer rate: 0.48 Gbit/s
• Cable length: 0.9 m
• Colour: Blue

How to use

Insert the USB A connector into a compatible host device such as a computer, laptop or USB charger and insert the Micro-USB B connector into the target device's Micro-USB port. Ensure connectors are aligned correctly and avoid forcing them. For data transfer, wait for the host device to recognise the connected device before initiating file operations. For charging, check the host power output and the target device's charging specifications to confirm compatibility.

Recommendations

Store the cable coiled without sharp bends and avoid excessive pulling on the connectors. For stable data transfers, use a direct connection to the host rather than through low-quality hubs. Inspect connectors for debris before use and replace the cable if insulation or connector housings show signs of damage.