ACT 4K HDMI 2.0 KVM-extender-set via CAT6A tot 70 meter

Use the ACT AC7815 HDMI KVM extender set for controlling a computer located at a distance up to 70 meters by using a single CAT6A cable. The connected CAT cable transfers the HDMI signal, keyboard and mouse input, supporting a resolution of 4K@60Hz and 18Gbps bandwidth. The transmitter features a local loop HDMI port for connecting an additional HDMI screen.

Control a computer at a distance up to 70 meters
The AC7815 HDMI KVM extender is the solution for connecting and controlling a desktop computer over a long distance up to 70 meters via a CAT6A cable. Ideal for situations where the PC is located at a separate located such as a server room.

Supports up to 4K@60Hz
The HDMI KVM extender supports 4K@60Hz, 4:4:4 12-bit, HDMI 2.0 and is HDCP 2.2 compliant. The EDID emulator in the KVM extender transfers the correct display information from the monitors to the connected computer.

Connect a local loop HDMI display
The transmitter unit has an additional HDMI output for connecting a local TV or monitor. The content of the source device can be displayed on this screen near the transmitter unit.

Power over Cable support via CAT
The HDMI KVM extender set supports bi-directional Power over Cable (PoC) via CAT6A. Either the transmitter unit or the receiver unit requires power. The other unit receives power via the connected UTP cable.
The power connection on the HDMI KVM extender is secured with a screw lock to prevent accidental disconnection.

EDID support
The AC7815 supports EDID (Extended Display Identification) copy function to ensure that the resolution is communicated correctly between the source device and the output devices.

Additional features
The AC7815 has two USB 1.1 ports for connecting input peripherals such as a keyboard and a mouse. The switch also has a 3.5mm audio jack for connecting headphones or speakers. The set comes with mounting brackets for wall or desk installation.

User scenarios
The AC7815 HDMI KVM extender is suitable for a wide range of applications:
- Data centers: IT departments can remotely monitor and control servers, ensuring efficient operation and minimizing downtime.
- Industrial automation: machinery can be controlled and supervised remotely, allowing for real-time monitoring and optimization of production processes.
- Medical: healthcare professionals can remotely control and monitor medical equipment to enhance patient care.
- Security: surveillance cameras and alarm systems can be monitored and controlled remotely.
- Corporate: Information desks can be equipped with remote-controlled computers, allowing desk clerks to access secure systems.

How to use

Install the transmitter near the source computer and connect its HDMI output and USB ports to the PC for video and HID devices. Connect the receiver to the remote monitor, keyboard and mouse using HDMI and USB. Link both units with a single CAT6 or CAT6A cable. Power one unit with the supplied 12 V, 1 A adapter; the other unit will receive power via PoC through the CAT cable. Use the transmitter's local HDMI output to connect an additional display near the transmitter if needed. Ensure EDID settings are left at default unless specific display emulation is required.

Recommendations

For stable 4K@60Hz transmission, use shielded CAT6A cable in environments with electrical interference and verify EDID auto-negotiation on first connection; mount units using the supplied brackets to reduce cable strain and maintain secure power connections.