KVM extender-set Digitus 4K HDBaseT HDMI 70 m bekabeld

The KVM Extender Set Digitus 4K HDBaseT HDMI 70 m Wired extends HDMI video signals over a single network cable, allowing transmission up to 70 m for Full HD (1080p/60Hz) and up to 40 m for UHD (4K/30Hz). The set includes KVM functionality (USB 1.1) to connect a keyboard and mouse at the receiver end, supports bi-directional IR control and HDCP 2.2/1.4, and uses Power over Cable (PoC) so only one unit requires an external power adapter.

Advantages

This extender set increases the effective HDMI cable length using standard Cat5e–Cat8 cable, provides reliable video bandwidth up to 10.2 Gbps and complies with HDBaseT™ 1.0. KVM support enables remote control via USB-connected keyboard and mouse, while the compact metal housing and bi-directional IR extend installation flexibility. Only the main unit needs external power thanks to PoC.

Suitable for

• Extending HDMI from PCs or media players to remote displays up to 70 m (Full HD)
• Remote control setups requiring keyboard and mouse over USB (KVM)
• Professional AV installations, digital signage and meeting rooms
• Setups requiring bi-directional IR control of source or display devices

Key specifications

• Type: Transmitter & receiver
• Maximum resolution: 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) — up to 70 m; UHD (4K/30Hz) — up to 40 m
• Maximum transfer distance: 70 m (Full HD)
• Cable types supported: Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6A, Cat7, Cat8
• Video bandwidth: 10.2 Gbps
• HDBaseT™ version: 1.0
• HDCP: 2.2, 1.4
• KVM: USB 1.1 for keyboard and mouse
• IR: Bi-directional IR transmission
• Power: PoC (only one unit requires external adapter)
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect the transmitter to the HDMI source (PC, media player) and the receiver to the remote display using standard HDMI cables. Link the transmitter and receiver with a compatible network cable (Cat5e–Cat8) of appropriate length. If needed, connect a USB keyboard and mouse to the receiver to enable KVM control. Apply power to the designated unit; with PoC the opposite unit will receive power via the network cable.

Recommendations

For best results, use high-quality Cat6A or better cable for longer distances and to maintain stable 1080p or 4K signals. Verify cable terminations and avoid running the data cable alongside high-voltage power lines to reduce interference.