Extensor KVM HDBaseT Lindy 150m Cat.6 HDMI 4K60, IR, RS-232 y audio, receptor

The Lindy 150m Cat.6 HDMI 4K60 IR RS-232 Audio HDBaseT KVM Extender receiver extends HDMI and USB signals up to 150 m over Cat.6 or better cable while supporting video resolutions up to 4K Ultra HD. Designed for professional AV installations, the receiver provides IR and RS-232 control, PoC (Power over Cable) with an on/off switch, and secure power via a screw-type DC jack. It pairs with compatible HDBaseT wall plate transmitters to create a reliable point-to-point extension system for sources such as PCs or media players.

Advantages

This receiver supports 4K video (up to 3840x2160) with HDR support and offers two operating distance modes: Standard Mode for 90 m at 4K60 and Long Reach Mode for 150 m at 4K30 when used with high-quality Cat.6 (U/UTP or F/UTP) cable. USB 2.0 passthrough enables connection of keyboard, mouse and other peripherals for KVM control. Bi-directional IR and RS-232 ports allow remote control of source and display equipment. PoC reduces installation complexity by allowing a single PSU on one end, and the screw-type DC jack provides a more secure power connection suitable for professional environments.

Suitable for

• Extending HDMI and USB signals between a PC/media player and a remote display up to 150 m
• Digital signage in retail and public spaces
• Conference rooms, lecture halls and event AV systems
• KVM setups requiring remote keyboard and mouse control

Key specifications

• Maximum extension: up to 150 m over Cat.6 or better (LRM mode)
• Resolution support: up to 3840x2160 (4K) — 4K60 at 90 m (STD), 4K30 at 150 m (LRM)
• HDR support: yes
• Control interfaces: IR (bi-directional), RS-232
• USB: USB 2.0 device support for keyboard, mouse and peripherals
• Power: PoC (on/off switch) and screw-type DC jack for PSU
• Weight: 0.389 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Connect the receiver to a compatible HDBaseT transmitter (for example a Lindy HDBaseT wall plate transmitter) using Cat.6 or better cable. Attach the HDMI display to the receiver’s HDMI output and connect USB peripherals to the receiver’s USB ports if KVM control is required. Use the IR or RS-232 ports for remote control connections. If using PoC, place the single power supply on the transmitter or receiver side as required and enable PoC using the on/off switch; otherwise connect the included PSU to the screw-type DC jack for a secure power connection.

Recommendations

For reliable performance at maximum distances, use high-quality Cat.6 U/UTP or F/UTP cable and avoid additional wall plates, couplers or patch panels. Select STD mode for 4K60 up to 90 m or LRM for extended reach up to 150 m at lower refresh rates.