Lindy 70m Cat.6 HDMI 4K60, USB a audio KVM extender

The Lindy Cat.6 HDMI 4K60, USB and Audio KVM Extender transmits HDMI video, USB and audio signals from a source device such as a PC to a remote console up to 70 m over a single Cat.6 cable. The kit includes a transmitter and receiver; the transmitter connects to the source (PC or KVM switch) while the receiver provides connections for a display, keyboard and mouse. The transmitter also includes an HDMI loop-through output for local monitoring.

Advantages

This KVM extender supports HDMI 18G and 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 (on suitable cable/lengths), offers PoC (Power over Cable) so only one PSU is required in a point-to-point setup, and provides EDID selection via DIP-switch to copy display EDID or choose presets. Audio can be de-embedded from the receiver 3.5 mm jack. The device is plug-and-play and uses a screw-type DC jack for a secure power connection suitable for professional installations.

Suitable for

• Remote workstations where keyboard, mouse and display must be separated from the PC
• Control rooms, security monitoring and medical installations requiring high-resolution video
• Setups with limited power outlets at the receiver end (using PoC)
• Environments needing a secure power connection and reliable, point-to-point HDMI extension

Key specifications

• Maximum extension distance: up to 70 m over Cat.6 (U/UTP or F/UTP)
• Supported resolutions: 70 m — 1920x1080@60Hz 4:4:4 8bit; 40 m — 3840x2160@60Hz 4:4:4 8bit (using high-quality Cat.6 or above)
• HDMI bandwidth: up to 18G (supports 4K@60Hz)
• USB ports: Type-A/Type-B for keyboard and mouse connectivity (KVM)
• Audio: 3.5 mm de-embedded output on receiver
• Power: 12V DC input; PoC (Power over Cable) supported in point-to-point mode
• Loop-through: HDMI loop-out on transmitter for local display
• EDID: DIP-switch with copy and preset options (4K60 and 1080p)
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect the transmitter to the source device (PC or KVM switch) via HDMI and the receiver to the remote display, keyboard and mouse using the appropriate HDMI and USB ports. Link the transmitter and receiver with a single Cat.6 U/UTP or F/UTP cable up to the specified distances. If required, enable PoC by applying a single power supply to either the transmitter or receiver in a point-to-point configuration. Use the EDID DIP-switch to copy EDID from the connected display or select one of the presets to ensure correct video output. For local monitoring, connect a display to the transmitter HDMI loop-through port. If audio output is needed at the receiver, use the 3.5 mm jack to connect speakers or headphones.

Recommendations

For best performance use high-quality Cat.6 or better U/UTP or F/UTP cables, avoid running the cable alongside high-voltage power lines, and place the power supply on the transmitter or receiver according to site power availability. Do not connect the extender through active network equipment; use only a direct point-to-point Cat.6 connection between transmitter and receiver.