FOCUSTEC
FOCUSTEC HDMI KVM Extender 1080P@60Hz 150-250m Cat5e/6 Loop Out USB IR
Extends 1080p@60Hz HDMI, USB keyboard and mouse, and IR control up to 250 metres over Cat5e/6 with a local loop-out port
- TypeUSB
- Full HD 1080p at 60 Hz via HDMI 1.3
- Extends video and USB control up to 250 m over Cat6
- Local loop-out on sender for immediate monitoring
- IR pass-back enables remote source control
- Aluminium chassis with ESD protection for durability
HDMI KVM Extender for 1080p signals
The FOCUSTEC extender carries HDMI 1.3 video up to 1920x1080 at 60 Hz over Cat5e or Cat6 cable. Keyboard and mouse control travels the same link so a single workstation can operate a remote PC. The sender includes a local loop-out port for on-site monitoring of the outgoing image.
Passive aluminium housing runs silently
The transmitter and receiver units use a compact aluminium shell with no moving parts, so they add no audible noise to the installation. Power is supplied by the two included adapters, keeping the link stable across the full distance range. Built-in ESD protection guards the circuitry against voltage spikes on the cable run.
Bundled cables enable immediate deployment
The package provides a USB male-to-male lead for KVM connectivity, plus dedicated IR transmitter and receiver cables for remote source control. Dual power adapters mean both ends can be powered straight from the box without sourcing extra supplies. Wall-mount brackets on the aluminium case allow tidy fixed installation in racks or on walls.
Highlights
- Full HD 1080p at 60 Hz via HDMI 1.3
- Extends video and USB control up to 250 m over Cat6
- Local loop-out on sender for immediate monitoring
- IR pass-back enables remote source control
- Aluminium chassis with ESD protection for durability
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the transmitter and receiver using Cat5e or Cat6 cable, and what is the common mistake with cable length?
Connect the transmitter and receiver with a single Cat5e or Cat6 cable up to 150 metres on Cat5e or 250 metres on Cat6; the common mistake is exceeding the 250-metre limit on Cat6 which causes signal loss.
What maintenance will the IR TX and IR RX cables need over time?
The IR TX and IR RX cables may need replacement if the connectors become loose or the cables are damaged, as they carry the IR pass-back signal for remote control.
At what distance does the 1080P@60Hz signal start to degrade on Cat6 cable?
The 1920x1080@60Hz signal remains stable up to the full 250-metre limit on Cat6; degradation appears first if the cable run exceeds that distance.
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