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Extends four USB 2.0 ports up to 130 ft over a single Cat5 or Cat6 cable at 480 Mbps
The StarTech.com USB2004EXTV kit moves four USB 2.0 connections up to 130 ft (40 m) from the host computer using a single Cat5 or Cat6 cable. It comprises a local transmitter that plugs into the host via Mini-USB and a remote receiver with four Type-A ports for keyboards, mice, printers or other peripherals. The system is OS independent and supports plug-and-play hot-swap operation.
Under continuous use the link delivers up to 480 Mbps, the native ceiling of the USB 2.0 specification, without the bandwidth drops sometimes seen on longer passive cables. Both extender units are powered by the included universal adapter, so the remote hub can supply bus power to attached devices even during extended sessions. The compact enclosures measure 0.9 in by 2.00 in by 3.10 in and weigh 0.72 lb each.
The 130 ft maximum applies only when solid-conductor Cat5 UTP or better is used; stranded patch cables or lower-grade wiring will reduce the reliable range. A single RJ-45 link carries all four ports, so no extra Ethernet drops are required, but the single-cable design means total bandwidth is shared among the connected devices. Buyers needing longer runs, higher speeds or isolated power for each port will need a different architecture.
| Brand | StarTech.com |
|---|---|
| Model | USB2004EXTV |
| Color | Black |
| Cable Length | No |
| Specifications | Cabling: Cat 5 UTP or better Ports: 4 Max Distance: 40 m / 130 ft Maximum Data Transfer Rate: 480 Mbps |
| Connector A | 1x USB Mini-B female 1x RJ-45 female |
| Connector B | 4x USB Type-A female 1x RJ-45 female |
| Features | Connect four USB 2.0 devices away from your computer over Cat5 or Cat 6 up to 130ft (40m) USB 2.0 Extender over Ethernet Cost-effective & compact USB extension over single Ethernet cable Features 2 top ports OS independent Transfer rates of up to 480 Mbps Kit includes a transmitter and a 4 port hub receiver Plug-and-play and hot-swap compatible |
| Dimensions | 0.9" x 2.00" x 3.10" |
| Weight | 0.72 lb. |
| Package Contents | 1 - USB 2.0 Local Extender 1 - USB 2.0 Remote Extender 1 - Mini-USB to USB 2.0 A Cable 1 - RJ45 Ethernet Cable 8 - Rubber Feet 1 - Universal Power Adapter (NA+JP/UK/EU/AUS) 1 - Instruction Manual |
| Shipping weight | 0.78 kg |
| Package size | 234 × 155 × 64 mm |
The extender has no fan or moving parts, so it runs silently. The local and remote units are compact plastic enclosures that stay cool under normal USB 2.0 loads.
You need a free USB Type-A port on the host computer. The kit supplies the Mini-USB to USB-A cable, one RJ45 patch cable, and the universal power adapter for the remote hub.
Yes. The extender is USB 2.0 compliant and backward compatible with USB 1.1 low-speed and full-speed devices, so legacy peripherals operate normally on any of the four Type-A ports.
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