AVer Unveils Cutting-Edge USB 3.0 Extension Solution for PTZ Cameras: Introducing the UE1 for Pro AV Environments
AVer has unveiled a new USB 3.0 Extension Solution called UE1 for PTZ cameras. This extender kit enables the transmission of USB 3.0 signals over long distances, allowing Pro AV cameras to be placed further away without compromising on 4K video quality. The UE1's compact design and simple plug-and-play setup make it easy to deploy and extend the distance of cameras.
The UE1 enables the transmission of USB 3.0 signals over longer distances by utilizing CAT cabling. Unlike regular USB cables that have a maximum length of 5 meters, the UE1 uses ethernet cables and PoE to allow cameras to send data up to 100 meters away without any loss or weakening of the signal.
Ideal for situations with high data transfer needs, the UE1 is especially beneficial for professional audiovisual systems that require cameras or other devices to be placed far away from the main computer or laptop. The UE1 is also compatible with PoE++, a more advanced power delivery standard that ensures consistent high quality in both data and power transmission. Additionally, the UE1 is capable of delivering up to 65 watts of PoE power, allowing for efficient and reliable operation. This innovative technology is designed to work seamlessly with AVer's camera range, guaranteeing smooth interoperability and compatibility.
The UE1 is able to easily enhance AVer Pro AV camera setups with its important features.
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