Cabo de carregamento Datalogic 90A052356

The Datalogic 90A052356 charging cable is a replacement and accessory cable intended to power Datalogic barcode readers and compatible devices. It features a USB A connector and a black jacketed cable designed for everyday charging and data connection tasks. The pack contains one cable suitable for use with docking cradles, chargers or USB power sources that accept a USB A interface.

Advantages

This charging cable offers reliable power delivery with a standardized USB A connector, ensuring straightforward connection to a wide range of chargers, PCs and power adapters. The black outer finish provides a neutral, professional appearance and resists visible wear during routine handling. Supplied as a single piece, it is convenient for replacing lost or damaged cables or for keeping an extra cable available for mobile or fixed workstations.

Suitable for

• Charging Datalogic barcode readers that accept a USB A connection
• Connecting a barcode reader to a PC or charging cradle
• Replacing a worn or lost charging cable for Datalogic equipment

Key specifications

• Connector type: USB A (one end)
• Color: black
• Pack quantity: 1 piece
• Intended use: charging and basic data connectivity for compatible devices

How to use

Connect the USB A end of the Datalogic 90A052356 cable to a compatible USB A power source such as a charger, PC USB port or docking cradle. Attach the other end to the appropriate port on the Datalogic barcode reader or compatible device. Ensure connectors are fully seated and that the power source provides the correct output for the device in use. Monitor device charging indicators to verify charging status and disconnect once charging is complete or when data transfer is finished.

Recommendations

Use the cable with certified power adapters and docking stations recommended by Datalogic or the device manufacturer. Avoid excessive bending near connector ends, and store the cable coiled without tight folds to prolong service life. Replace the cable if the insulation is damaged or connectors show signs of corrosion.