Techly IDATA HDMI-KVM67 KVM-Extender Πομπός & Δέκτης

The Techly IDATA HDMI-KVM67 is a wired HDMI KVM extender consisting of a transmitter and a receiver that transmits HDMI video and USB control signals up to 70 metres over a single CAT6/6A/7 network cable. Designed for setups that separate the computer from the user station, it supports 4K resolution transmission and provides local connections for keyboard and mouse, enabling remote control while keeping the host system secure and accessible.

Advantages

This KVM extender transmits 4K HDMI video and USB control signals up to 70 m using a standard CAT6/6A/7 cable, reducing the need for long HDMI runs. The compact transmitter and receiver design saves space at both ends and the device includes local USB ports for keyboard and mouse connectivity. Low power consumption (maximum 4 W for the transmitter) and a straightforward wired setup simplify installation and operation.

Suitable for

• Digital signage and outdoor advertising setups
• Video playback systems and multimedia installations
• Monitor walls and centralized monitoring systems
• Home entertainment systems where equipment is placed remotely
• Conference rooms and meeting spaces requiring remote control

Key specifications

• Model: Techly IDATA HDMI-KVM67 (MPN: 361629, EAN: 8059018361629)
• Transmission distance: up to 70 m over CAT6/6A/7
• Video resolution: up to 4K
• Connections: HDMI video, USB for keyboard/mouse
• Transmitter width: 15 cm
• Power consumption: transmitter max 4 W
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect the transmitter to the source device’s HDMI and USB ports, then connect the receiver to the remote display and USB peripherals. Link the transmitter and receiver with a CAT6/6A/7 network cable and power both units according to the supplied instructions. Once connected, the extender forwards HDMI video and USB control signals so the remote display and keyboard/mouse operate as if connected locally.

Recommendations

For best results, use a high-quality shielded CAT6A or CAT7 cable and avoid running the cable alongside high-voltage lines or heavy machinery. Confirm that the display and source support the desired 4K settings and test the setup at the intended distance before final installation.