The LINDY 6 Way Mains Conditioner Power Strip contains a powerful mains conditioner & radio frequency interference filter specially designed to help reduce the mains interference which can adversely affect video & audio performance in Hi-Fi & home cinema installations. The Mains Conditioner was awarded 5 Stars by What Hi-Fi & received their Best Mains Conditioner in their 2009 Awards issue. Some comments from their review include: We were amazed at just how much separation the Lindy gave between instruments & voices Images lose noise & grain, leaving you with cleaner, sharper visuals Even the most hardened sceptic would struggle not to notice the improvements in quality Awarded 5 Stars in the December 2008 edition of WHAT HI-FI Click here to read the full review (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) WHAT HI FI 2009 Awards ' Best Mains Conditioner'. Also available are LINDY Premium & Professional Hi-Fi & AV Mains cables. Package Contents 6 Way Mains Conditioner Power Strip ...

CAT6 cable has a higher twist rate than CAT5/5e cabling. This means that it is less prone to noise as the higher twists help to cancel out noise in the signal pairs. But it also means that the pairs of cables are of different lengths & the three video colours, RGB, each sent down a pair of cables, will arrive at different times. This can cause a problem called colour split where the three colours Red, Green & Blue appear separately on the display. Normally the red is to the left & the blue to the right. This can be solved using this product's skew compensation function which will rebalance the length of pairs & bring the video colours back in line. ...

Allows computers with PS/2 & VGA connections to be connected to the MC5, MC5-IP & SC5 KVM switch Compatible with all major operating systems Connects to the switch via CAT5/5e cable Supports distances of up to 50m ...

Allows computers with PS/2, VGA & speaker connections to be connected to the MC5, MC5-IP & SC5 KVM switch Compatible with all major operating systems Connects to the switch via CAT5/5e cable Supports distances of up to 50m ...

Allows SUN computers with Mini DIN, VGA & speaker connections to be connected to the MC5, MC5-IP & SC5 KVM switch Compatible with all major operating systems Connects to the switch via CAT5/5e cable Supports distances of up to 50m ...

Allows PCs, Macs & SUN computers with USB (Universal Serial Bus), VGA & speaker connections to be connected to the MC5, MC5-IP & SC5 KVM switch Compatible with all major operating systems Connects to the switch via CAT5/5e cable Supports distances of up to 50m ...

The LINDY KVM Extender User Station is designed for applications where up to two computer systems, or a combination of one computer & an MC5, MC5-IP or an SC5 KVM switch can be controlled up to 200m away using low cost CAT5/5e cable. ...

Allows extended distance console operation at up to 200m using CAT5/5e cable Connects to your PS/2 keyboard & mouse, VGA monitor & stereo speakers Supports display resolutions of up to 1024 x 768 @ 200m Power supply included Important: This product is solely for use with the MC5, MC5-IP & SC5 KVM Switches. It is not a standalone KVM Extender solution. When using CAT5/5e cable for distances between 200m & 300m or when using CAT6 cable, we recommend you use the User Station Pro 300 model. ...

Remote extender for use only with the MC5, MC5-IP & SC5 KVM switch Allows extended distance console operation at up to 200m using CAT5/5e cable Connects to your PS/2 keyboard & mouse & VGA monitor Supports display resolutions of up to 1024 x 768 @ 200m Power supply included Important: This product is solely for use with the MC5, MC5-IP & SC5 KVM Switches. It is not a standalone KVM Extender solution. When using CAT5/5e cable for distances between 200m & 300m or when using CAT6 cable, we recommend you use the User Station Pro 300 model. ...

CAT6 cable has a higher twist rate than CAT5/5e cabling. This means that it is less prone to noise as the higher twists help to cancel out noise in the signal pairs. But it also means that the pairs of cables are of different lengths & the three video colours, RGB, each sent down a pair of cables, will arrive at different times. This can cause a problem called colour split where the three colours Red, Green & Blue appear separately on the display. Normally the red is to the left & the blue to the right. This can be solved using this product's skew compensation function which will rebalance the length of pairs & bring the video colours back in line. ...