Your USB connection can now reach a radius of 10 km

Supplied by Black Box Network Services Australia on Tuesday, 27 June, 2017

USB connections are no longer limited to the desktop range of five metres. They can now be extended to cover an entire campus with a range up to 10 km.

Discover how USB extenders are the key to bringing the benefits of extended-range USB technology.

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