Kanex Pro Inc EXT-HDBTKVM100 Hdbaset Hdmi Usb Extender

Product Description

The KANEX PRO INC EXT-HDBTKVM100 is an HDBaseT extender that transmits HDMI video and USB 2.0 data signals over a single Cat cable to distances up to 100 meters (approximately 328 feet). Designed for AV integration professionals and low-voltage systems technicians, it allows a host workstation, display, and USB peripherals to operate across long runs without signal degradation. HDBaseT technology consolidates video, data, and power delivery into one structured-wiring pathway, reducing cable clutter in conference rooms, classrooms, control rooms, and similar commercial installations.

This extender is suited for commercial and enterprise AV environments where HDMI sources and USB input devices must be separated from displays or endpoints by distances that exceed standard cable limits. Typical applications include boardroom displays, digital signage with interactive USB input, remote KVM workstations, and classroom AV systems. Installation is handled by low-voltage AV technicians or licensed electricians with AV integration experience.

Key Features

• Extends HDMI video and USB 2.0 data up to 100 meters over a single Cat cable
• HDBaseT technology consolidates signal and power delivery over structured cabling
• Supports USB 2.0 for keyboard, mouse, and peripheral connectivity at the remote end
• Designed for commercial AV environments including conference rooms and classrooms
• Single-unit quantity per order (sold individually)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style extender for commercial AV systems requiring long-distance HDMI and USB 2.0 signal transmission over Cat-rated structured cabling infrastructure.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage AV technician familiar with HDBaseT infrastructure requirements. Power down all connected source and display equipment before connecting or disconnecting the transmitter and receiver units. Use Cat 6 or Cat 6A cabling for best performance at maximum extension distances, and follow applicable low-voltage wiring codes and local AV system standards. Do not exceed the rated cable run length, as signal integrity degrades beyond the specified maximum distance.