AV transmitter & receiver PureTools PT-E-USB50 50m range

The PureTools PT-E-USB50 AV transmitter and receiver pair extends USB 2.0 connections up to 50 m over CAT5e/6 cable, supporting data transfer rates up to 480 Mbps. The kit includes a transmitter with a USB-B input and a receiver with two USB-A 2.0 device ports. Both units have compact professional housings and operate from a wired DC power source with unidirectional power supplied from the receiver side. The transmitter and receiver each measure 82 x 49 x 20 mm and weigh 100 g.

Advantages

This extender pair provides reliable USB 2.0 protocol extension at full speed (up to 480 Mbps) over long distances, enabling flexible placement of USB devices up to 50 m from the host. The two USB-A ports on the receiver allow connection of multiple peripherals, while the compact professional housing makes the units easy to integrate into AV and workplace setups. Low power consumption and wired DC power input support stable operation.

Suitable for

• Connecting USB peripherals (webcams, printers, storage devices) at a distance from the host PC
• AV installations where USB devices must be placed near displays or control panels
• Workplace setups that require neat cable routing and remote USB access

Key specifications

• Model: PureTools PT-E-USB50
• Protocol: USB 2.0 (up to 480 Mbps)
• Maximum range: 50 m over CAT5e/6
• Transmitter input: USB-B
• Receiver ports: 2 × USB-A 2.0 (device ports)
• Power: Wired DC-in jack; unidirectional power from receiver side
• Dimensions (each): 82 × 49 × 20 mm
• Weight (each): 100 g
• Power consumption: 0.7 W (typical)
• Brand / MPN / EAN: PureLink / PT-E-USB50 / 4251364737248

How to use

Connect the TX unit's USB-B input to the host computer using a USB cable. Link the transmitter and receiver with a single CAT5e or CAT6 cable up to 50 m. Connect USB peripherals to the two USB-A ports on the RX unit. Provide power via the wired DC-in jack on the receiver; the receiver supplies unidirectional power to the transmitter and connected devices as required. Verify connections and ensure cables meet CAT5e/6 specifications for reliable operation.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, use shielded or high-quality CAT5e/6 cable, avoid running the Ethernet cable alongside high-voltage power lines, and keep cable lengths within the specified 50 m limit. If connected devices require higher power, use externally powered USB hubs at the receiver side or verify device power requirements before deployment.