Samsung 19 Usb Powered Monitors

Using this for SDI network with HDMI displays. Powered by the USB port of the TV monitors, this little adaptor works wonders!

I wanted a solution to drive powered monitors from our iMac, that both avoided the noisy unbalanced line out, and didn't require being tethered to my FireWire audio interface. I also didn't want another device with inputs (likely inferior to my rack-mount firewire interface.) This Peavey USB-P box is perfect. As you'd expect being balanced, noise isn't an issue. It's built like a little tank. No driver installation was required on OS X. It does exactly what it claims to perfectly, with no useless frills. The only thing to be aware of: no USB cable is included. This is pretty normal, but it might catch some folks off guard.

I use this thing everywhere there is a USB powered plug.

As soon as the tv is powered you can tell it’s going to be good. Standard class from Samsung again.

Good value for a powered USB hub. Works for me.

This switch has become a staple in telecom hut and cabinet deployments for my company. It not only can be powered by DC and/or AC, it supports power options that make it effectively a hardened unit. I particularly like that I can power it natively with DC connections without the need for a large power adapter. When connected to our DC power plant, it is backed up by multiple 185AH -48V battery strings, keeping our PoE powered cameras, access points, and environmental monitors operational, even during loss of utility power. Eight ports is perfect for this function. The UNMS management platform is easy to use and allows us to manage each site from one pane of glass. The only drawback is that it doesn't come with rack-mount ears to support 19 racks. This isn't enough of a con to subtract a star, though. We have been able to adapt. While using the short metal bracket that comes with the switch on one side, we use a 3D-printed bracket on the other side that works perfectly for 19 racks. Overall, this PoE switch is vital to the success of my department and allows us to maintain an uninterrupted eye on each site, wireless access for field technicians at the site, and environmental monitoring, even when the power goes out.

we use these to connect our Video Projector to our powered studio monitors

Very happy with my second Samsung Smart TV. Using both and I have a 19 inch also.

Hope it will last longer than the old ASUS 19 monitors (the back-light dimmed a lot after a few years).

Works nice with Yamaha HS8 Powered Studio Monitors