LINDY USB Extension - CAT5 USB Extender (Up to 50m)

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The Lindy 50m USB 1.1 Cat.6 Extender is designed for users who need to extend the reach of a single USB port beyond standard cable lengths. Its key benefit is enabling USB device connectivity up to 50 meters away using common network cables. A potential caveat is its USB 1.1 speed limitation, suitable for basic peripherals rather than high-speed data transfer. This extender consists of a local and a remote unit connected by Cat.5e/6 cable, allowing for flexible placement of USB devices.
| Model Part Number | 42805 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lindy |
The Lindy Cat.6 USB Extender supports distances of up to 50 meters (approx. 164 feet) using Cat.5e or Cat.6 network cable.
You need a standard Cat.5e or Cat.6 Ethernet cable with RJ45 connectors. Solid core cables are recommended for best performance and stability.
No, this extender is USB 1.1 compliant and supports data transfer rates of up to 12Mbps. It is not suitable for USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 high-speed devices.
No, the extender is primarily USB bus-powered. An optional DC power adapter can be purchased separately for use with high-current USB devices.
No, the extender is plug-and-play and does not require any software or driver installation. It is OS independent.
No, this extender allows you to extend a single USB port. To connect multiple devices, you would need additional USB hubs connected to the remote unit, subject to the overall bandwidth limitations of USB 1.1.
The product comes with a 2-year warranty.
Ensure the Cat.5e/6 cable is securely connected to both the local and remote units. Verify the USB device is functioning correctly by connecting it directly to the computer. If using a high-power USB device, connect the optional DC power adapter.
Confirm you are using a Cat.5e or Cat.6 solid core network cable. Check the cable for damage. Ensure the USB device is not exceeding the USB 1.1 speed limitation (12Mbps). If the issue persists, try a different network cable.
Verify the connection to the local unit. If the USB device is power-hungry, connect the optional DC power adapter to the remote unit. Ensure the power adapter is compatible and correctly plugged in.
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