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USB | SKU: JU-EX0411-S1

4-Port USB 2.0 Hub Extender

USB Extender Hub
USB-A 480Mbps
492ft (150m)
1 In / 4 Out
ESD Protection
$172.99
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Product Features

Long-Distance Transmission

This 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub Extender is designed for reliably extend USB signals up to 492ft (150m) to remote devices through Gigabit Ethernet network and Gigabit Ethernet switch

Cascading Connection

Supports 1 to 1 connection or up to 4 layers cascading connection through unmanaged dedicated Gigabit Ethernet routers or switches

USB-A Data Transfer

Delivers five USB-A 2.0 ports (1 in 4 out) with 480Mbps data transfer rate to enhance the performance and transfer capability of USB devices. One for USB Host, such as PC, Laptop; others for printer, scanner, camera, flash drive, keyboard, mouse, touchscreen

Protection Components

Supports ESD protection, lightning protection, and surge protection to safe your electronic equipment

Metal Housing Design

Protects the inside PCBA, also enhance the heat dissipation for better performance. Military-grade component for long service life

  • 45 Days Free Return

  • 2 Years Warranty

  • Lifetime Technical Support

The Range Limit of the USB Cable is About 16ft, So Use the Extender to Expand the Distance

USB Extender Applications

Designed to Extend the Connection of USB Devices, Such as a Keyboard/Mouse/Webcam/Flash

Multiple Connectivity Ports
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Mary G
Great expansion possibilities

Husband has planned several uses for this device in his ongoing electronics experiments. So far all is well.

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DBM
USB2 is okay for my application. Connect to far away telephony devices, configure in office!

I have a business telephone system (up to 8 incoming lines and 30 extensions) with a connected voice mail system (up to 99 mailboxes). Previously, I had to sit at a tiny rack in a basement until this. Now I can connect up t it in my office comfortably! These devices use the USB version of USB2. The version that newer and faster devices use now is version 3.2. If you have faster devices that need version 3, this unit is not for you. [USB2 transmits at 480 Mbps, USB3 ver2 transmits at 10Gbps - over 10X faster]With regard to this device, the setup is as simple as could be! Connect power at the box where you connect the devices to the USB (my phone systems in this case), connect the network cable, connect the USB cables, and then at the computer connect the network cable and the USB patch cord. The network switch allows communication, with the devices finding each other. You have the option of using a directly connected network cable without the switch (which I did not try), which adds flexibility for your use.Lastly, I was looking in my DHCP table to see if an IP was assigned to the device, and I did not see one. I do not see any MAC address on the device either. I really do hope I am not introducing a vulnerability to my network.Once again, I LOVE THIS THING!!!

J
J. Lee
Works As Designed

Works As Designed.

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