12V Powered USB Male to 24V Female Adapter
Keywords :
Fixed Voltage Powered USB
Specification :
12V Male to 24V Female USB Adapter
Performance :
PCM-0910
Category :
12V to 24V
Detail
12V Powered USB Male to 24V Female Adapter
Industrial Powered USB adapter bridges a 12V Male host port to a 24V Female interface, allowing system integrators to utilize 24V-standard cabling within 12V power environments. It functions as a passive voltage-path coupler without DC-DC conversion, ensuring that the output voltage remains strictly defined by the 12V host. This design is optimized for retail infrastructures where 24V cables are pre-installed or more readily available, but connected peripherals require 12V power.
NOTICE: This is a non-converting bridge. To prevent equipment damage, it must only be connected to a 12V PoweredUSB source.
Specifications:
Part No. | PCM-0910 |
Connector A | 12V PoweredUSB Male (Input) |
Connector B | 24V PoweredUSB Female (Output) |
Electrical Logic | Passive Pass-through (No DC-DC Conversion) |
Output Voltage | Strictly 12V (Host-Defined) |
Current Rating | 3.0A Maximum |
Safety Feature | Fixed Voltage Path (Prevents 24V Output) |
Material | PVC 45P Black |
Compatibility | 12V POS Hosts, 24V Cable Assemblies |
Key Features:
Passive Coupler: No internal circuitry ensures zero signal latency and no heat generation.
Fixed 12V Output: Maintains a strict 12V power path to protect sensitive retail peripherals.
Cable Versatility: Allows the safe reuse of pre-installed or standard 24V Powered USB cable assemblies.
Industrial Durability: Features reinforced molding and precision-keyed connectors for high-traffic POS environments.
Infrastructure Optimization: Eliminates the need to replace existing 24V wiring when migrating to 12V-powered hardware.
Applications:
Inventory Efficiency: Utilizing readily available 24V cables for 12V system builds.
Retail Retrofitting: Integrating 12V-only peripherals into legacy 24V cabling infrastructures.
Mixed-Standard POS: Bridging 12V motherboard outputs to 24V-keyed terminal cable runs.
System Expansion: Adding 12V scanners or printers to retail sites where 24V cables are already deployed.
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