C2G USB Over Cat5/Cat6 Dongle Transmitter - USB A Extender - Up to 150ft
$96.99
$65.99
Mfg # 29348
CDW # 1634146
| UNSPSC 26121600
Quick tech specs
- C2G USB Over Category Cable Superbooster Extender Transmitter
- Allows for flexible positioning of USB peripherals
- RJ-45 Female (F) to USB-A Male (M)
- No drivers or special software required
- Extends a USB 1.1 signal up to 150ft over Cat5 / Cat5E / Cat6
- Pair with a wall plate or dongle receiver for complete solution
- Plug and play
- C2G 1 Year Warranty
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One component of a complete solution that, when paired with a receiver (sold separately), conquers USB length limits. This solution extends the signal of a USB device to a host computer up to 150 feet, enabling you to place your USB projector, camera, printer, web cam, hub or other USB device exactly where you want it. Our USB superbooster dongle is powerful yet simple, with no drivers to install or special software required. It's also compatible with any computer that supports USB.
The complete solution is connected via a standard Cat5, Cat5E, or Cat6 UTP cable (not included) that provides easy installation. Use pre-terminated network cables, or pull unterminated cable and use the included toolless IDC RJ45 connector to terminate your own cable. Because the USB superbooster dongle is bus-powered, no external power source is required. Compliant with USB specification 1.1.
Input: One USB Type A Male
Output: One RJ45 Female
Note: The power demands of devices such as external drives and USB hubs may require the use of external power for proper operation.
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C2G USB Over Cat5/Cat6 Dongle Transmitter - USB A Extender - Up to 150ft is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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Celia from
Gave me the additional length we needed!
The transmitter & receiver combo are working great, thank you!
Date published: 2018-09-21T00:00:00-04:00
Rated 5 out of
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John from
I would buy this product again
I purchased a 2-outlet dongle at the same time, and was able to move my printers to a more secure location, which met my expectation to a "T"
Date published: 2012-01-14T00:00:00-05:00