Lindy USB 2.0 Cat.6 Extender - 100m

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Lindy 100M 2 Port Usb 2.0 Cat. 6 Extender
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The Lindy USB 2.0 Cat.6 Extender is designed for users needing to extend USB 2.0 connectivity up to 100 meters away from a host computer. Its key benefit is enabling remote access to USB peripherals over standard Cat.5e/6 network cables, with the added flexibility of Power over Cable (PoC). A caveat to consider is that it contains a single USB 2.0 hub, which may impact performance in complex, multi-device installations.
| Series | USB 2.0 Cat.6 Extender |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 43408 |
| Brand | Lindy |
You need a standard Cat.5e or Cat.6 network cable. For best performance and stability, solid core cables are recommended.
No, this extender specifically supports USB 2.0 High Speed (480 Mbps) and older USB 1.1 standards. It is not compatible with USB 3.0 or higher.
PoC allows the extender to receive power through the network cable. You only need to connect the power adapter to one of the units (either the transmitter or the receiver), and it will power both units.
The maximum transfer distance for the USB signal over the Cat.5e/6 cable is 100 meters.
No, the Cat.5e/6 network cable required for the extension is not included and must be purchased separately.
Yes, the receiver unit provides two USB 2.0 ports. However, please note that the extender contains a single USB 2.0 hub, which may affect performance when multiple high-bandwidth devices are connected simultaneously.
The package includes the transmitter unit, receiver unit, a 0.9m USB 2.0 A Male to B Male cable, a multi-country power supply (EU, UK, US & AUS), mounting brackets, and a Lindy manual.
This product comes with a 2-year warranty.
Verify all cable connections (USB and network) are secure. Ensure the network cable is not longer than 100m and is of Cat.5e or Cat.6 specification. Confirm the power adapter is connected and providing power to either the transmitter or receiver. Try a different USB device or port on the receiver.
Check the quality of the Cat.5e/6 network cable; a poorly shielded or damaged cable can cause issues. Try a shorter, known-good cable. Ensure you are using solid core cables for maximum stability. If multiple USB devices are connected, try disconnecting some to see if performance improves, as the internal hub has limitations.
Disconnect and reconnect the USB device at the receiver. Power cycle the extender by unplugging the power adapter and plugging it back in. Ensure the USB device itself is functioning correctly by testing it directly connected to the host computer if possible.
Ensure the power adapter is connected to a working power outlet and is plugged into either the transmitter or receiver's DC-in jack. Verify the network cable is properly connected between the two units. Test with the power adapter connected to the other unit (transmitter or receiver) to confirm PoC functionality.
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