KVM extender Dexlan 050014 HDMI USB up to 150 m

Dexlan 050014 HDMI USB KVM extender provides remote transmission of HDMI video and USB peripheral signals over a single cable for distances up to 150 m. The device separates the user workstation from the host computer while preserving full HDMI display output and USB functionality. Designed for installations where physical distance, improved accessibility or enhanced security are required, this extender supports a simple point-to-point connection between a host unit and a remote console without altering the original computer configuration.

Advantages

The KVM extender maintains high-quality HDMI video at extended distances and supports standard USB devices such as keyboards, mice and touchscreens. It reduces cable clutter by combining video and USB signal transmission and enables flexible placement of the host computer away from the user environment. Installation is plug-and-play in many scenarios and the extender is compatible with a wide range of operating systems and display devices when used with standard HDMI and USB peripherals.

Suitable for

• Control rooms and monitoring stations where operators need remote access to host systems
• Digital signage installations requiring centralised content playback from a remote media player
• Industrial PC setups where the computer must be placed in a protected environment away from operators
• Office workstations that benefit from separating noisy or space-consuming hosts from the user area

Key specifications

• Signal types: HDMI video and USB data
• Maximum transmission distance: up to 150 meters over appropriate cabling
• Supported peripherals: standard USB HID devices (keyboard, mouse), USB touchscreens and other USB peripherals depending on bandwidth
• Display support: HDMI resolution compatibility depending on source and display capabilities
• Connection: point-to-point host and remote console pairing

How to use

Connect the host unit to the computer’s HDMI and USB ports, and connect the remote unit to the monitor and USB peripherals. Link the two units using the recommended cabling and power both units according to the supplied power adapters. Power on the host computer and remote peripherals; the extender transmits the HDMI video output and USB signals so the remote workstation can control the host. No software installation is typically required for standard keyboard and mouse operation, but verify compatibility for advanced USB devices.

Usage recommendations

Use high-quality shielded cabling rated for the chosen transmission distance and ensure HDMI and USB connectors are securely attached. For optimal video performance, match source and display resolutions and check cable quality when operating near the maximum distance. If advanced USB devices require higher bandwidth, test the specific peripheral at the required distance before deployment.