PWAYTEK HDMI KVM USB Extender 45m
Product description
This HDMI KVM USB extender sends 1080p video and control signals to a remote location, making it practical for monitoring, presentations and AV installations. It supports full HD 1080P and 3D playback according to HDMI 1.3, and uses Ethernet cable to carry both video and USB control for mouse and keyboard, so you can operate a distant PC as if you were local. If you need stable long runs for cameras or conference rooms, this unit keeps audio and video lossless across the link.
Quick overview
The kit transmits HDMI over Cat5e/6 cable up to 45m on Cat6 and 147ft as stated, with a slightly shorter reach on Cat5e. Power over cable simplifies installation because only one adapter is required to power both ends, reducing clutter and the need for extra power sockets. For longer reliable runs the manufacturer recommends Cat6 or Cat7 to preserve signal quality and reduce interference.
Technical overview
- Name: PWAYTEK HDMI KVM USB Extender 1080P Over Cat5e/6 Ethernet Cable 45m (147ft)
- Format: 1080P FHD, 3D, HDMI 1.3
- Connectivity: HDMI and USB KVM for mouse and keyboard control
- Size: Transmission distance up to 45m by Cat6 or 147ft as indicated
- What’s included: Transmitter and receiver units, power adapter as required by kit
Why it makes sense
It makes sense if you require remote control and display without running HDMI cable directly, for example in a surveillance room or a lecture theatre where the computer remains in a secure rack. The USB KVM support means routine tasks can be executed remotely without extra network configuration, which keeps setup straightforward. Bear in mind that performance is tied to cable quality, so using recommended Cat6 or Cat7 will give more consistent results.
Best use cases
Suitable for small business AV, CCTV monitoring and hospitality projection, the extender is focused on dependable transmission rather than feature rich switching. If you prioritise ease of installation and remote input control, this device covers those needs while keeping the physical footprint compact. If you prefer higher resolution than 1080p, consider alternatives that list native support for those formats.