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Free up space and secure power cords between rack-mount PDUs and attached IT equipment with this exclusive easy-to-use cord retention method While these cords will fit into any standard IEC receptacle or power inlet; the locking feature is enabled only when used with APC AP8000 series Rack PDUs or IT equipment with built-in locking receptacles These locking connectors reduce the probability of accidentally disconnecting cords and dropping loads

Expands an Existing USB 3.0 Port to 2 Ports and Extends Them an Extra 6 ft.Move a hard-to-reach USB port within easy accessIdeal for connecting external hard drives, thumb drives, digital cameras and other USB-A devicesFeatures one USB 3.0 data/power port and one power-only portEnjoy SuperSpeed Transfer Rates in High-End ApplicationsSupports data transfer rates up to 5 Gbps—10x the speed of USB 2.0Bi-directional interface allows data to flow both directions at the same time, increasing theoretical bandwidth by 10xBackward compatible with earlier USB generationsFirst-Rate Construction for Superior Signal TransferPremium foil and braid shielding blocks EMI/RFI interferenceMolded nickel-plated connectors ensure excellent connectivityIntegral strain relief for cable and connectors’ long lifeTwisted 28/24 AWG data/power linesFlexible PVC jacket easy to install in tight spacesBlack padded non-sliding base

This 10 ft. cable with USB keyboard, mouse, & DVI-I video with audio is used with the Avocent SV220/SV240 Desktop KVM Switches.

In a modern data center environment there are many types of equipment with different requirements in terms of shape and size of the RS-232 console ports. The most typical examples are traditional 25 pin RS-232 (DB-25), 9 pin RS-232 (DB-9) and RS-232 on RJ-45 connectors as used by Cyclades, Sun, Cisco and other vendors. In order to address this requirement, Cyclades offers a comprehensive range of cables and adapters to allow the connection of any type of equipment to their range of Console Servers. All of Cyclades' cables and adapters are compatible with RJ-45 wiring installations as used in data centers today and are designed to fit the standard console ports of servers, network equipment, modems and infrastructure equipment such as HVAC and UPS.

In a modern data center environment there are many types of equipment with different requirements in terms of shape and size of the RS-232 console ports. The most typical examples are traditional 25 pin RS-232 (DB-25), 9 pin RS-232 (DB-9) and RS-232 on RJ-45 connectors as used by Cyclades, Sun, Cisco and other vendors. In order to address this requirement, Cyclades offers a comprehensive range of cables and adapters to allow the connection of any type of equipment to their range of Console Servers. All of Cyclades' cables and adapters are compatible with RJ-45 wiring installations as used in data centers today and are designed to fit the standard console ports of servers, network equipment, modems and infrastructure equipment such as HVAC and UPS.

The Vertiv Avocent MergePoint IQ Server Interface Module is designed for use with KVM over IP switches. This cable connects to the Autoview and MergePoint Unity KVM Switches using standard CAT5 cable and provides a HDMI video and USB 2.0 interface for connecting to the server. The cable allows the administrator to use virtual media for remote ISO loads and troubleshooting as well as having smartcard/CAC authentication support. One cable is required for each server connected to the KVM Switch.

The CBL0128 is a 6ft. KVM cable with USB keyboard, mouse & HDMI video cable with audio and is used with the Avocent SV340H Desktop KVM Switches.

Virtual Media server interface module for VGA video, PS/2 keyboard and mouse, and USB 2.0 virtual media w/ 14 in. PS/2 and USB cables, required for DSR and AutoView virtual media switches.

The Vertiv Avocent MergePoint IQ Server Interface Module is designed for use with KVM over IP switches. This cable connects to the Autoview and MergePoint Unity KVM Switches using standard CAT5 cable and provides a DVI video and USB 2.0 interface for connecting to the server. The cable allows the administrator to use virtual media for remote ISO loads and troubleshooting as well as having smartcard/CAC authentication support. One cable is required for each server connected to the KVM Switch.