Explus-C
Explus-C PS/2 to USB Adapter KVM Switch Black
Connects PS/2 keyboard and mouse to a single USB 2.0 port using a built-in USB controller
- TypeKVM Switch
- Continue using PS/2 peripherals via a single USB port
- Two colour-coded PS/2 ports for keyboard and mouse
- Built-in USB controller enables USB 2.0 connectivity
- Works with PCs, laptops and KVM switch PS/2 ports
- Includes adapter and manual with 12-month limited coverage
PS/2-to-USB Adapter for Legacy Peripherals
This adapter lets users keep their PS/2 keyboard and mouse while connecting to a modern USB port. It suits offices, industrial setups, and enthusiasts who prefer the feel of older input devices. The single USB connection reduces cable clutter on desks with limited ports.
USB 2.0 Interface Limits Hot-Plug and Power
The built-in USB controller operates at USB 2.0 speeds, so the adapter does not support USB 3.0 or higher bandwidth features. Both peripherals share one USB port, which caps total power draw to the port's standard limit. Hot-plugging PS/2 devices is not guaranteed because the PS/2 standard was not designed for live connection changes.
Compact Black Housing with Colour-Coded Ports
The matte black body houses two female PS/2 ports, purple for keyboard and green for mouse, plus a fixed USB male plug. No external power brick is required, so the unit draws all power from the host. The short cable and rigid connector suit permanent installations behind PCs or inside KVM racks where space is tight.
Highlights
- Continue using PS/2 peripherals via a single USB port
- Two colour-coded PS/2 ports for keyboard and mouse
- Built-in USB controller enables USB 2.0 connectivity
- Works with PCs, laptops and KVM switch PS/2 ports
- Includes adapter and manual with 12-month limited coverage
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I know this adapter will work with both my PS/2 keyboard and mouse?
It provides two colour-coded PS/2 sockets — purple for keyboard, green for mouse — so each device plugs into the correct port.
What does the built-in USB controller actually do for me?
It translates PS/2 signals to USB 2.0, letting you run both peripherals through a single USB port on a PC, laptop or KVM switch.
Which USB standard does the male connector use, and what speed does that limit me to?
The connector is USB 2.0, so keyboard and mouse traffic runs at USB 2.0 low-speed and full-speed rates.
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