USB-C to USB-C Extender: 4K60, Data & 100W over CAT6a
The EXT-USBC2C4K-40M carries USB-C video, USB 3.2 data, touch return and 100W charging up to 40m over one CAT6a cable at 4K.
All KanexPro Huddle Room and Presentation switchers accept USB-C input with DisplayPort alt mode video. The USB-C port is plug-and-play — no drivers required on Mac, PC, or Chromebook.
| SKU | USB-C Charging |
|---|---|
| COL-HUD-21 | 100W on USB-C port |
| COL-HUD-21D | 50W+50W across 2 USB-C ports |
| COL-HUD-42 | 100W on primary USB-C port |
| SW-4X2PS-70M | 60W on USB-C port |
| SW-5X1PS-70M | 60W on USB-C port |
USB KVM shares connected USB peripherals (keyboard, mouse, webcam, speakerphone, flash drives) with the active source. When the input switches, USB access transfers to the new active source automatically.
All Huddle Room and Presentation switchers include balanced audio I/O. Balanced connections (XLR or TRS) reject common-mode noise over long cable runs and are standard in professional AV installations.
The SW-4X2PS-70M and SW-5X1PS-70M include a dedicated Dante network audio port.
HDMI audio from connected sources is automatically de-embedded and available at the balanced analog output and Dante port simultaneously. No additional configuration is required for basic audio output.

The EXT-USBC2C4K-40M carries USB-C video, USB 3.2 data, touch return and 100W charging up to 40m over one CAT6a cable at 4K.

It carries 4K60 video, USB 3.2 data and up to 100W laptop charging from one USB-C port over a single CAT6a run, up to 40m at 4K.

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