Datalogic CAB-552 Connection Cable USB-A

Product description

Reliable and durable connectivity for your industrial barcode readers is ensured by the original Datalogic CAB-552 cable. This special connecting cable has been designed to meet the highest standards of quality and durability that you expect from Datalogic brands. It is an ideal complement for professional environments where flawless communication between the reader and the host device is essential, whether it is a computer, an industrial terminal, or other peripheral devices.

The CAB-552 cable features a robust construction that is resistant to demanding conditions in logistics, manufacturing, or warehousing. Thanks to the IP67 certification, it is protected against the ingress of dust and water, ensuring a long service life even in dusty or humid environments. The 2-meter cable length provides sufficient flexibility for convenient use without the need to constantly move the device. The flat design of the USB-A connector prevents the cable from bending and being damaged in places where it passes through doors or narrow spaces.

This cable is fully compatible with the range of Datalogic industrial scanners, including the popular PowerScan 9600 series. Ensures stable data transmission and power supply, thereby supporting efficient scanning of barcodes and QR codes. Using original accessories from the manufacturer guarantees maximum compatibility and reliability, which is key to smooth operation without the need to replace them with cheaper but less durable alternatives.

• Connector type: USB-A (straight)
• Cable length: 2 meters
• Protection rating: IP67 (dust and water resistance)
• Compatibility: Datalogic PowerScan 9600 scanners and other compatible models
• Intended use: Connection to a PC, industrial PC, or other host devices

Choose the Datalogic CAB-552 for a professional solution that provides the reliability and durability you can depend on in demanding operations.

This cable is an ideal choice for those looking for quality accessories for their scanners and who want to minimize the risk of failures caused by poor-quality connections.