Gefen
Gefen DVI KVM over IP - Sender Package
Extend DVI, USB, RS-232, audio, and IR signals over a Gigabit network with the Gefen DVI KVM over IP Sender Package. This system supports high resolutions up to 1080p Full HD and 1920 x 1200 (WUXGA). Create a scalable 'Virtual Matrix' with over 65,000 devices by combining multiple Sender and Receiver units. The included Sender unit features a built-in web server for straightforward configuration and supports USB 2.0 data rates. It's an ideal solution for large-scale remote workstation access and digital signage applications, offering flexibility and robust connectivity.
$508.94
Owner Satisfaction
3.8
/ 5
Category Rank
1251
/ 1375
#1251 in KVM Switches
Price vs Category Average
-53%
Below average
Maximum Pixel Clock
165
/ MHz
Who it's for
- Global Accessibility
- Utilizes Standard IP Network
- High-Quality DVI Transmission
Who should skip it
- Potential for Input Lag
- Dependent on Network Health
- Premium Price Point
Key Specs
Maximum Pixel Clock
165 MHz
Video Input Connector (Sender)
DVI 29-pin, female
Video Output Connector (Receiver)
DVI 29-pin, female
USB Host Interface (Sender)
USB Type B, female
USB Device Connectors (Receiver)
2 x USB Type A, female
RS-232 Connector (Sender)
DB-9, female
RS-232 Connector (Receiver)
DB-9, male
Ethernet connector (Sender)
1 x RJ-45, shielded
Features
- Extends DVI, USB, RS-232, audio, and IR over IP
- Creates a scalable 'Virtual Matrix' with mixed extender types
- Supports high resolutions up to 1080p Full HD
- Provides 2 USB 2.0 ports at the receiver
- Scalable to thousands of receivers
- Integrated Ethernet switch on receiver unit
- Easy web-based configuration and firmware updates
- Bi-directional analog audio transport
What customers say
Professional users value this KVM over IP sender for its robust build quality and reliable centralized control over IP networks. The system delivers satisfactory video clarity for standard desktop tasks when network conditions are optimal. However, deployment presents a significant hurdle; setup involves a steep learning curve requiring advanced networking knowledge, which frustrates many technicians. While performance is generally strong, some users note slight latency that impacts real time interaction. Ultimately, this solution is positioned as a premium investment, best suited for environments where unwavering reliability and centralized management justify the high cost.
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