Avantalk
Avantalk HDMI KVM USB Extender 1080P@60Hz 50m Loop Out 2 in 1 accessory
Extends HDMI and USB control up to 50 m over Cat5e/6 at 1080p 60 Hz with local loop-out
- Control a remote PC with keyboard and mouse over 50 m via Cat5e/6
- Extend 1080p 60 Hz video up to 165 ft with zero latency
- Connect a local monitor to the transmitter for on-site viewing
- Sturdy metal housing with cooling holes ensures stable operation
- Plug-and-play setup needs no drivers for immediate use
1080p KVM extender over Cat5e/6
The Avantalk HDMI KVM USB Extender sends 1080p video at 60 Hz up to 50 metres over a single Cat5e or Cat6 cable. It is built for operators who need to place a computer in a secure rack or server room while controlling it from a remote desk with a keyboard and mouse. The metal chassis includes cooling holes for continuous duty in conference rooms, financial suites or data-control centres.
Loop-out and dual USB on the receiver
The transmitter (TX) provides a local HDMI loop-out so a nearby monitor can mirror the remote image and an EDID handshake ensures compatibility with many displays. The receiver (RX) adds two USB-A ports dedicated to keyboard and mouse; the supplier notes these ports do not support flash drives or other mass-storage devices.
Plug-and-play with Cat cable routing
No drivers are required; connect TX to the source, RX to the display and peripherals, then link them with a solid-core Cat5e/6 run. The main installation issues are using stranded patch cable instead of solid cable, exceeding the 50-metre limit, or expecting USB storage support on the receiver ports.
Highlights
- Control a remote PC with keyboard and mouse over 50 m via Cat5e/6
- Extend 1080p 60 Hz video up to 165 ft with zero latency
- Connect a local monitor to the transmitter for on-site viewing
- Sturdy metal housing with cooling holes ensures stable operation
- Plug-and-play setup needs no drivers for immediate use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the Cat5e or Cat6 cable need replacing if I run it near power lines?
The extender transmits HDMI and USB signals up to 50 metres over standard Cat5e/6 cable; keeping the run away from heavy electrical noise helps maintain the 1080p 60 Hz link without intermittent drop-outs.
What resolution limit appears first when the cable approaches the 50 metre maximum?
At the full 50 metre reach the extender still delivers 1920×1080 at 60 Hz; shorter runs also support 720p and 480p, so resolution does not degrade before the distance limit is reached.
How much heat does the metal transmitter and receiver generate during all-day operation?
Both units are built from sturdy metal with cooling holes that dissipate heat quickly, allowing stable continuous operation without external fans or added ventilation.
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