SmartAVI FDX-2000S KVM Extender
Best high performance solution for professional long distance workstation management.
This robust extension system bridges the gap between remote workstations and central hardware without sacrificing signal fidelity. It is an ideal solution for professional environments requiring reliable, long-distance transmission of high-resolution video and peripheral data over fiber.
$1422.00
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Who it's for
- IT managers needing reliable signal extension across large industrial facilities
- Engineers working in high-interference medical or manufacturing settings
- Remote operators requiring full peripheral control from a secure distance
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious small business owners looking for simple short-range extensions
- Tech-forward users with modern high-resolution monitors and graphics cards
- Home office users without professional fiber optic wiring experience
Performance breakdown
Signal Range
Fiber optic transmission delivers consistent performance across impressive long-distance runs.
Video Fidelity
Maintains sharp 1920 x 1200 resolution without noticeable latency or degradation.
Build Durability
Rugged metal housing stands up to demanding, high-traffic industrial environments.
Peripheral Compatibility
Transparent support ensures seamless interaction with standard keyboard and mouse setups.
Control Versatility
Integrated RS-232 support adds essential flexibility for remote device management tasks.
Installation Complexity
Requires fiber infrastructure knowledge, making it less plug-and-play than copper alternatives.
Key Specs
Transmission Technology
Fiber Optic
Max Extension Distance
1400 feet
Video Interface
DVI-D Female (Single-Link)
Max Resolution
1920 x 1200 at 60Hz
Audio Support
Stereo Audio
RS232 Control
Data up to 115,000bps
Housing Material
Metal
Fiber Plug Type
LC
Dimensions
4.5 inches x 5.5 inches x 1.70 inches
Weight
8 lbs
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