AGPTEK HDMI KVM Extender(Only Receiver) Over Single Cat 5/5E/6/7 Ethernet Cable- Signal Extension Up to 120m/365Ft- Ultra HD 1080p@60Hz
Key features
- •Receiver only for AGPtEK 120m KVM hdmi extender, needs to work with the sender
- •Suitable for those who need longer distance for transmission,work with router or switch
- •Support STP and UTP compliant CAT5/ 5e/ 6/ 7 cables
- •LED indicators help you easily know the status of the power and USB connection
- •The connection transmitter can connect multiple receivers via a router or switch,Multi-screen display of the transmission signal
AGPTEK HDMI KVM Extender(Only Receiver) Over Single Cat 5/5E/6/7 Ethernet Cable- Signal Extension Up to 120m/365Ft- Ultra HD 1080p@60Hz
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It's works even over 2 peers
ED H✓ Verified Purchase•September 22, 2023
It's works great over 2 peers don't have to use all 4 peers
Great product and superior support
Tom✓ Verified Purchase•August 12, 2023
I have one device which I can control from 4 different places. The extenders are easy to install and use.
I had an issue because of using different type of mice on the units. The customer support was very prompt and helpful. I would highly recommend the product.
I had an issue because of using different type of mice on the units. The customer support was very prompt and helpful. I would highly recommend the product.
great extender
funbear✓ Verified Purchase•August 10, 2023
as many know, HDMI signals dont extend far, i.e. they loose signal strength
this booster extends the range of HDMI and it does it very well
we had a security display that was not getting sgnal and this solved the problem ....so well worth the price point... great build quality and simple to use... recommended.
this booster extends the range of HDMI and it does it very well
we had a security display that was not getting sgnal and this solved the problem ....so well worth the price point... great build quality and simple to use... recommended.
Kind of big, only the receiver.
Michael✓ Verified Purchase•July 23, 2023
Yes, the listing does state it's only the receiver. That's not really my issue, my issue is that they don't sell only the transmitter separately. On top of that, if you want more than one device, you would need separate transmitters (sort of, more on that below).
The issue I have with KVMs is that I can't seem to find one that is a multi-device capable KVM that's networked also, at least not without paying an obscene amount of money. They do exist, but range in the thousands of dollars and are generally geared toward professional scenarios. Note that networkable does not mean over CAT5+. You can get all kinds of extenders over CAT5, but that's a straight link, cannot work on a switch as they need an IP to do so. This IS capable of plugging into a switch and will get an IP, pretty cool.
So my idea with this is to build a poor man's IPMI with several devices located elsewhere in my house, away from my main work area. Get a cheap, IR controlled KVM for 3-4 devices, plug it into the transmitter, then have a multi-device network KVM so that I can access my devices over the network for troubleshooting purposes, rather than having to access them directly. Plug the HDMI out on a receiver into a cheap HDMI capture card and bam, everything viewable from one location, no need to switch monitor inputs even.
It seems strange to me that this can't be done for less cost with modern display inputs these days. VGA KVMs that are over IP exist, but nothing uses VGA anymore (mostly nothing, anyway).
The issue I have with KVMs is that I can't seem to find one that is a multi-device capable KVM that's networked also, at least not without paying an obscene amount of money. They do exist, but range in the thousands of dollars and are generally geared toward professional scenarios. Note that networkable does not mean over CAT5+. You can get all kinds of extenders over CAT5, but that's a straight link, cannot work on a switch as they need an IP to do so. This IS capable of plugging into a switch and will get an IP, pretty cool.
So my idea with this is to build a poor man's IPMI with several devices located elsewhere in my house, away from my main work area. Get a cheap, IR controlled KVM for 3-4 devices, plug it into the transmitter, then have a multi-device network KVM so that I can access my devices over the network for troubleshooting purposes, rather than having to access them directly. Plug the HDMI out on a receiver into a cheap HDMI capture card and bam, everything viewable from one location, no need to switch monitor inputs even.
It seems strange to me that this can't be done for less cost with modern display inputs these days. VGA KVMs that are over IP exist, but nothing uses VGA anymore (mostly nothing, anyway).
