Extend your USB 2.0 signals up to 200' and connect 4 x USB devices to your computer with the Sewell U-Link UL10 USB 2.0 Extender Kit. The standard length limitation for USB signals is about 15'; longer than that, the connection between computer and device becomes tenuous. However, this transmitter/receiver kit enables you to extend that distance up to 200' and includes a receiver that acts as a USB 2.0 hub, supporting up to 4 x devices.

Simply connect your computer to the transmitter, using the included USB cable, connect the receiver to the transmitter via a Cat 5e or Cat 6 Ethernet cable up to 200' long (not included), and then power up either the transmitter or receiver.

Extends USB 2.0 Signals up to 200'    Plug-and-Play with Most Computer OS    Use Cat 5e or Cat 6 Cable    Power Either Transmitter or Receiver    Power Supply Included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this sufficient for file transfer? Use case would be mounting external HD to NAS from across CAT6A tie lines. So I can back up NAS files without going to the basement or through the network.

A: It would not be recommended for data integrity. It is also going to be slow this is USB 2 speed.

Q: 2. I am trying to send a usb signal from an m32 soundboard. will this be compatible with it?

A: Yes. But you will only get the rated distance stated on B&H for the protocol that your device uses so take that into consideration. Also there is an IC at each end if the cat6 so it will add a but of latency to the round trip

Q: 3. How to get a list of compatible routers?

A: Any router that will be able to handle 802.11a/b/g/n/ac will have no issue connecting to other routers.

Q: 4. how hook to internet when Spectrum router does not have a wps button?

A: Steps for connecting the TP-Link RE650 AC2600 Wi-Fi Range Extender to your network without using the WPS button can be found starting half way down the page on page 7 of the manual, and continue through to the top of page 11. If you don't hav ea manual, you can access a digital version on the TP-Link RE650's B&H product page by making sure the Overview tab is selected, and scrolling down the page. The manual can be accessed by clicking on the blue and gray "User Manual"button found under the "In the Box" section on the right side of the page.

Q: 5. I live in a coop that provides wireless connection through Ubiquiti access points all you need to access it is a password I need to repeat htat signalas it isn't that strong where I am can I connect with this TPlink with that setup? Any other TPLink that might work better or best in this scenario?

A: Yes, as long as the TP-Link RE650 AC2600 Wi-Fi Range Extender is installed in a location where the source network signal is sufficiently stable/strong, so it can repeat that signal further.

Q: 6. Does this kit work with MacOS? I can't get it to work with a Mac Mini M1 running MacOS 11.4.

A: The Intelix AVO-USB-C Client Side USB Extender and AVO-USB-H Host Side USB Extender Kit Supports Cat 5, 5e, 6, or 6e Cables. Verify the desired twisted pairs are not being used for other LAN or telephone equipment. The RJ45 pinout in the twisted pair cabling should conform to the EIA/TIA 568A or 568B standard.

Q: 7. Does it works on the TV? I'm asking it because many of the USB Hub doesn't recognize by the TV. I'm using a LG smart TV

A: B&H # TPUH400 is design for computers. It's compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux. Using it for other systems than what the manufacture recommends, will be consider a trial and error solution.

Q: 8. Can this unit effectively cover an area of 1300 square feet with about 100 people using it?

A: The area of coverage will be dependent on many factors. According to the manufacturer they recommend not more than 16 connections.

Q: 9. How far will this extend your wireless range?

A: This model extends wireless range up to 3,200 square feet. That said it is purely dependent on obstacles such as walls, hallways, floors in a multi floor dwelling. Interference is also a factor.

Q: 10. Can multiple range extenders be connected on the same network? IF so do they both need to receive signal from the main router or could one extender pull from the other extender, i.e. the second extender might be out of range from the main router but not from the first extender?

A: You can connect multiple range extenders to the same network, however, this will greatly diminish performance since every range extender will cut your bandwidth in half, ideally you would want to use Powerline networking or Access point devices. If you want to discuss a proper solution for this issue please contact us directly via Live chat or email pc@bhphotovideo.com.