FOCUSTEC
FOCUSTEC SW24U3L USB 3.0 KVM Switch 2-PC 4-Port
A USB 3.0 KVM switch lets two computers share four peripherals with one-button or IR remote switching at up to 5 Gbps
- TypeUSB
- Share four USB peripherals between two computers
- USB 3.0 host ports deliver up to 5 Gbps data speed
- Switch active PC with front button or IR remote
- LED indicators show which computer is selected
- Micro-USB power input supports high-draw devices like hard drives
Two-PC USB 3.0 KVM Switch
The FOCUSTEC SW24U3L lets two computers share four USB peripherals through a single button press or the included IR remote. It presents two USB 3.0 host ports for the PCs and four USB 3.0 device ports for keyboards, mice, printers, scanners or storage. Data moves at up to 5 Gbps and the unit works with Windows, macOS, Linux and Chrome OS without drivers.
Bundled cables and remote change daily workflow
Two USB 3.0 Type-A cables are supplied so each computer can be connected immediately. An IR remote and an IR extension cable allow switching from a distance or with the receiver tucked out of sight. A micro-USB power port is provided; attaching a USB power adapter lets the switch drive bus-powered hard drives or other high-draw devices reliably.
Metal chassis and LED status simplify desk setup
The compact metal enclosure includes built-in ESD protection rated at ±8 kV air-gap discharge for durability. Front-panel LEDs show which computer is active at a glance. Four downstream ports accept a mix of USB 3.0, 2.0 and 1.1 gear including webcams, MIDI keyboards, game consoles, smartphones and cooling fans, so the same hub serves office and entertainment devices.
Highlights
- Share four USB peripherals between two computers
- USB 3.0 host ports deliver up to 5 Gbps data speed
- Switch active PC with front button or IR remote
- LED indicators show which computer is selected
- Micro-USB power input supports high-draw devices like hard drives
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the micro-USB power port need a separate adapter if I connect a hard disk?
Yes, the micro-USB port on the switch must be connected to a USB power adapter when a hard disk is attached so the hub can supply enough current for the drive.
What throughput limit appears first when all four ports are active?
The upstream link to each computer is USB 3.0 at 5 Gbps, so the combined traffic of the four peripherals shares that single 5 Gbps channel.
Does the unit get warm or draw noticeable power when left running all day?
The switch is powered only through the micro-USB port when a hard disk is used; otherwise it draws bus power from the host PCs and runs without a fan or heatsink.
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