
Logitech Strong USB
Plenum-rated USB-A to C active optical cable, 10/25/45 m
- Type
- USB 3.2 Gen 2 active optical cable
- Connectors
- USB Type A
- Throughput
- SuperSpeed USB 10 Gbps
- Lengths
- 10 m
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| Type | USB 3.2 Gen 2 active optical cable |
|---|---|
| Connectors | USB Type A (male) to USB Type C (male) |
| Throughput | SuperSpeed USB 10 Gbps |
| Lengths | 10 m (939-001799), 25 m (939-001802), 45 m (939-001805) |
| Tensile strength | 200 newtons |
| Crush load | 1000 kg |
| Min bend radius | 25 mm |
| Min conduit | 19 mm (3/4 in) |
| Certifications | Plenum-rated, Eca |
| Warranty | 2 years |
In the box
About the Logitech Strong USB
Logitech Strong USB is an active optical USB-A to USB-C cable that runs SuperSpeed 10 Gbps over 10, 25 or 45 m. It's the standard way to put a room PC in a closet or rack while the camera, bar or Tap sits at the display or table.
It's built for in-wall and above-ceiling installs: plenum-rated, Eca-certified, rated for a 1000 kg crush load and 200 N pull, and it fits 3/4-inch conduit. A short USB-C pigtail is included.
Because it's optical, it carries no power, so the device at the far end needs its own power supply. For BYOD laptop connections with display passthrough, look at Logitech Extend.
Good to know
What can Strong USB connect?
Self-powered USB devices and USB hubs with their own power supplies. Logitech names Tap and Rally devices as examples. It does not carry power.
Which length should I buy?
10 m, 25 m or 45 m, sized to the run from the room PC to the device. Ordinary USB 3 cables are limited to a few meters.
Can it be run through conduit?
Yes. It's plenum-rated and Eca-certified and fits 3/4-inch (19 mm) conduit.
Works with
Setup guides and answers
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