Panduit® PSL-USBA-L Type A Blockout Device, For Use With USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 Type A Port, Red
Copper Connector & Plug Accessories
845432
MFG #: PSL-USBA-L
Panduit®
359.70000
/ ea
- ARRA Compliant: Y
- Buy American Compliant: Y
- Catalog Number: PSL-USBA-L
- Country of Origin: CRI
- Currency: USD
- Dimensions: 0.2 in H x 0.47 in W x 1.31 in D
- EU RoHS Indicator: Y
- Gross Volume UOM: CF
- Gross Volume UOM Metric: m3
- Gross Weight Per Pack: 0.3510 lb
- Gross Weight per Pack Metric: 0.16
- Gross Weight UOM Metric: kg
- Height: 1.15 in
- Height [Metric]: 2.9210 cm
- Length: 5.85 in
- Length [Metric]: 14.8590 cm
- Returnable: Y
- Standards: ARRA CompliantBuy American Act CompliantRoHS Compliant
- UNSPSC: 39121908
- UPC 11: 07498343429
- UPC 12: 07498343429
- Width: 4.95 in
- Width [Metric]: 12.5730 cm
- Stock Status: NONSTOCK
- Brand: Panduit®
- Manufacturer: Panduit®
- Color: Red
- Material: 302 Stainless Steel/Polycarbonate
- Suitable For Use With: USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 Type A Ports
- Type: USB Type A
The USB Type 'A' blockout devices shall work with USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 Type 'A' ports. There shall be two options available: a removable device and a permanent device. Each design shall block one USB Type 'A' port, keeping it secure and reducing the risk of viruses being loaded and unauthorized data being removed through the USB port. They shall be utilized in any data application, especially with computers, switches, and other hardware that use USB Type 'A' adapters. The permanent blockout device shall only be used if the port is never to be used again; there is no tool to release this device.
- Features
| Blockout devices block unauthorized access to USB type A ports, to provide additional security from viruses being loaded and data being removed through the USB port |
| The USB type A blockout devices are inserted into an USB type A port to block access to prevent damage and unauthorized access to data |
| Can be installed without interfering with adjacent USB ports |
| Provide an economical way to block unauthorized access at a physical layer to USB type 'A' ports in computers, switches, and other hardware devices to reduce the risk of unintentional or intentional damage |
| Network security category |