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Logitech GROUP Extender Cable (49.2')

BH #LOGEC492 • MFR #939-001490
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Logitech GROUP Extender Cable (49.2')
Key Features
  • Extends Distance up to 49.2'
  • Designed to Be a DIN Cable Replacement
  • Logitech GROUP Compatible
  • Velcro Straps Included
The Group Extender Cable from Logitech is designed to be used in conjunction with Logitech GROUP conferencing accessories via its Mini-DIN-6 connector. This product extends the reach of your cable by 49.2'. It also comes with included Velcro cable management straps, which allow you to place the cable in your desired area.
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Logitech 939-001490 Overview

The Group Extender Cable from Logitech is designed to be used in conjunction with Logitech GROUP conferencing accessories via its Mini-DIN-6 connector. This product extends the reach of your cable by 49.2'. It also comes with included Velcro cable management straps, which allow you to place the cable in your desired area.

49.2' extension cable
Engineered for Logitech GROUP
Designed for video conferences in larger rooms
UPC: 097855131942

Logitech 939-001490 Specs

Connection Type
Mini-DIN-6
Compliance
Emissions: FCC Class (A), CE
Regulatory: RoHS
Flammability: UL/CSA Type CMP
Cable Length
49.2' / 15 m
Cable Thickness
0.5 cm / 5 mm
Weight
18.0 oz / 510 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight
1.4 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
10.3 x 10 x 1"

Logitech 939-001490 Reviews

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What is the diameter of the bulbs in the middle ...

What is the diameter of the bulbs in the middle of the cable?
Asked by: William
The cable thickness is interesting but the information that is really needed is the size of the two large oblong rounded cylinders ( I call them bulbs) in the middle of the cable length. They appear to be about 3 times the diameter of the rest of the cable. This is what determines the size of the conduit or holes that are needed to pass the cable through.
Answered by: William
Date published: 2021-07-23
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