TRENDnet TK-207K 2-Port USB KVM Switch
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Extends 4K HDMI signals up to 100 metres over a single Cat5e or Cat6 cable with EDID support
This KVM switch extends 4K HDMI signals up to 100 metres using a single Cat5E or Cat6 cable. It is built for users who need to operate a PC, laptop or HDTV from a remote location without running long HDMI leads. The integrated EDID function helps maintain stable video handshake between source and display.
The extender reaches its 100 metre maximum only with solid-core Cat5E or Cat6 cable; stranded patch cords or longer runs will degrade the 4K signal. It does not support fibre, HDBaseT chaining or wireless transmission, so installations needing greater reach or multiple hops require a different solution.
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The extender supports up to 100 m over a single Cat5E or Cat6 cable, so pick this model when the source and display are within that distance.
It means you can transmit 4K HDMI signals up to 100 m using one Cat5E or Cat6 cable, with EDID handling for compatible PC, laptop or HDTV devices.
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