AV Access U2EX50 USB Extender 2.0 over CAT5e with Power Supply, 4x USB2.0 Port up to 60m/196ft, No Driver,Windows,Mac,Linux OS,Mounting Ear
Bring four USB connections closer to the action.
Move supported USB peripherals away from the computer without relying on a long passive USB lead. U2EX50 links a host-side transmitter to a four-port receiver over category cable, keeping cameras, controls or accessories where they are needed.
U2EX50
Know what connects where.
Connection overview. Check the requirements below for the exact ports, cable type and supported operating mode.
Put the peripherals where the job happens
Keep the host computer in a convenient location and position the receiver closer to the connected devices. 60m data / 80m HID is the documented reach; device type and cable quality remain part of the installation plan.
Four ports, one shared connection
The receiver provides four USB-A connections. Their devices share the upstream USB link, so the quoted USB 2.0 · 480Mbps is not an independent guaranteed transfer rate for every port. The longer 80m figure applies to low-bandwidth keyboard/mouse use. For high-speed data devices, plan within 60m. Each port is rated up to 500mA.
Make power part of the design
The transmitter is powered by the computer’s USB connection; the receiver uses the supplied 12V/1A adapter. Use Cat5e / Cat6 and test the complete set of USB devices before installing the run.
Make sure it fits your setup.
Dedicated cable link
The RJ45 link is for the matching transmitter and receiver. It does not connect through an ordinary Ethernet switch.
USB capability
This extends USB data. It does not add an HDMI display output or USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode to the computer.
Device and power limits
The transmitter is powered by the computer’s USB connection; the receiver uses the supplied 12V/1A adapter. Check the current requirement of each peripheral and the receiver’s port ratings.
From unboxing to connected.
Plan the link
Match the cable type, total length and required resolution to this model’s limits.
Connect both ends
Put the transmitter at the source and the receiver at the display or USB devices.
Power the kit
Use the power connection specified for this model; then check the link indicators.
Test before installing
Confirm video, sound and any USB/control functions before securing the cable run.
U2EX50 at a glance.
| Model | U2EX50 |
|---|---|
| USB link | USB 2.0 · 480Mbps |
| Remote device ports | 4 × USB-A |
| Distance | 60m data / 80m HID |
| Cable requirement | Cat5e / Cat6 |
| Power | The transmitter is powered by the computer’s USB connection; the receiver uses the supplied 12V/1A adapter. |
| Connection | Point-to-point USB extension |
A little clarity before you buy.
Will this carry HDMI video?
No. It extends USB data. A USB camera may work as a USB peripheral, but there is no HDMI input or output.
Can every USB device run at full speed together?
The connected devices share the upstream link and available power. A camera and storage device can compete for bandwidth.
Can I place it on the office LAN?
No. Run the specified cable directly between its transmitter and receiver.
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