SEH Technology, Inc.
SEH Technology, Inc. M05402 Wireless Router 2.5GBase-T 4 USB 190 MB/s
A USB device server with a 2.5GBase-T network port and four USB 3.0 ports delivering up to 190 MB/s throughput
- Connect USB devices network-wide via 2.5GBase-T Ethernet
- Achieve up to 190 MB/s data throughput for fast transfers
- Use three USB 3.0 SuperSpeed ports with Type-C and Type-A compatibility
- Operate across all common operating systems with plug-and-play setup
- Secure device access with built-in security features
utnserver ProMAX 2.5GBase-T USB Device Server
The SEH utnserver ProMAX connects up to four USB peripherals to a 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet network. It allows any compatible operating system to access those devices as if they were locally attached. Setup follows a plug-and-play principle without additional client software.
Throughput limited to 190 MB/s over 2.5GBase-T
The single RJ-45 port negotiates at 2.5 Gb/s, capping real-world USB traffic at 190 MB per second. That ceiling applies to the aggregate of all four ports, so simultaneous high-bandwidth devices will share the available pipe.
Replaces direct USB cables
The jump is worthwhile when cable length, workstation count or bandwidth demand exceed what a direct connection or a 1 Gb/s server can deliver. It is not for environments that need more than four concurrent USB endpoints or throughput beyond the 190 MB/s limit.
Highlights
- Connect USB devices network-wide via 2.5GBase-T Ethernet
- Achieve up to 190 MB/s data throughput for fast transfers
- Use three USB 3.0 SuperSpeed ports with Type-C and Type-A compatibility
- Operate across all common operating systems with plug-and-play setup
- Secure device access with built-in security features
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 4-port USB model or a version with fewer ports?
The M05402 has four USB ports, three of which are USB 3.0 SuperSpeed and support both Type-C and Type-A plugs, so you can attach multiple high-speed peripherals at once.
What does the 190 MB/s throughput mean when the server is running on my 2.5GBase-T network?
That figure is the maximum data rate the ProMAX can push across its 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet link; real-world speed will depend on the USB devices and network load.
How does the 2.5GBase-T RJ-45 port limit the USB 3.0 SuperSpeed devices I connect?
The single 2.5GBase-T network connection caps total bandwidth at 2.5 Gbps, so combined USB traffic cannot exceed that link speed.
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