Corning 20 Meter USB 3 A to uB Optical Cable

Corning's optical USB cable uses fiber instead of copper to push USB 3.1 Gen 1 (5 Gb/s) data over distances copper simply can't handle reliably — up to 50 meters, with this listing at 20 meters. It's built for USB 3.1 host-and-peripheral connections only and isn't backward compatible with older USB standards, so it's a purpose-built long-run solution rather than a general-purpose cable. Power for the connected device still runs over 2 copper wires bundled into the cable, with built-in overcurrent protection.

• 20m optical USB 3.1 Gen 1 run: supports up to 50m total range at 5 Gb/s data transfer over optical fiber.
• USB 3.1 host/peripheral only: not backward compatible with older USB standards.
• Bus-powered via 2 copper wires: built-in overcurrent protection, all-metal EMI-shielded housing.
• USB-A to Micro-B connectors: device end includes USB3 Vision locking screws for secure industrial connections.