Explus-C
Explus-C USB-C KVM Switch Bidirectional 8K@60Hz 10Gbps 100W
Bidirectional USB-C KVM switch shares one display between two sources or one source between two displays at up to 8K@60Hz with 10Gbps data and 100W charging
- TypeKVM Switch
- Share one display between two USB-C sources or one source across two displays
- Transfer files at up to 10Gbps via USB 3.1 Gen2 for rapid data moves
- Charge connected devices while working with up to 100W power delivery
- Enjoy crisp video up to 8K at 60Hz, 4K at 120Hz or 1080p at 165Hz
- Switch instantly between sources with a single button and clear LED indicators
Bidirectional USB-C KVM Switch
This bidirectional USB-C KVM switch lets you share one display between two USB-C video sources or route one source to two displays. It supports laptops, tablets, phones and game consoles with full-function USB-C ports. Only one display is active at a time.
Build integration and cabling
The unit includes USB-C cables and uses a single button to toggle between connected devices. LED indicators show the active port. It passes up to 100 W of power so a connected laptop can charge while in use, provided the display and cable also support reverse charging.
Resolution headroom and bandwidth limits
Video output reaches 8K at 60 Hz, 4K at 120 Hz and 1080p at 165 Hz over the USB 3.1 Gen 2 link rated at 10 Gbps. The switch cannot drive two monitors simultaneously and will not exceed the stated refresh rates or the 100 W charging ceiling.
Highlights
- Share one display between two USB-C sources or one source across two displays
- Transfer files at up to 10Gbps via USB 3.1 Gen2 for rapid data moves
- Charge connected devices while working with up to 100W power delivery
- Enjoy crisp video up to 8K at 60Hz, 4K at 120Hz or 1080p at 165Hz
- Switch instantly between sources with a single button and clear LED indicators
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 10 Gbps USB 3.1 Gen2 link saturate before the 100 W charging limit during sustained transfers?
The switch passes up to 10 Gbps data and 100 W power simultaneously; neither spec is reduced by the other.
Does the unit need active cooling or make audible noise when passing 100 W and 10 Gbps all day?
It has no fan and runs silently; heat stays within normal operating limits for passive USB-C switches.
Must both computers and the monitor already support full-function USB-C with DisplayPort Alt Mode and USB Power Delivery?
Yes — every connected host, cable and display needs full-function USB-C, DP Alt Mode and PD to reach 8K 60 Hz and 100 W charging.
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