Vertiv Avocent LV3000/4000 High Performance KVM Extenders with External Power Supply PSC0006

Experience unbeatable remote control and dependable power for your critical IT infrastructure with the Vertiv Avocent LV3000/4000 High Performance KVM Extenders, powered by the External Power Supply PSC0006. This solution is engineered to deliver seamless keyboard, video, and mouse (KVM) access over extended distances, enabling administrators to manage servers, network devices, and storage systems from a central console. Designed for enterprise data centers, labs, and secure facilities, the LV3000/4000 extenders combine precision video transmission, responsive input, and robust power reliability to minimize downtime and maximize operational efficiency. When uptime is paramount, this combination of high-performance KVM extenders and a dedicated external PSU provides the stable foundation you need to monitor, diagnose, and administer complex IT environments with confidence.

• Seamless remote access and control across distances: The LV3000/4000 KVM extenders preserve precise keyboard, video, and mouse interactions, allowing administrators to manage multi-server environments from a single point of control. With low latency and consistent input response, you can perform firmware updates, diagnostics, and routine maintenance without on-site visits, improving mean time to repair and reducing remote work friction.
• Reliable external power supply PSC0006 for stable operation: The PSC0006 external power supply delivers clean, regulated power to the KVM link, mitigating the impact of local power fluctuations. Its design supports safe startup sequences and surge protection, helping to prevent unexpected reboots or console outages during peak activity. This reliable power foundation contributes to predictable performance during critical tasks and long-running operations.
• High-performance video and I/O for precise management: Expect crisp video with accurate color reproduction and smooth frame rates, essential for diagnosing hardware issues, reviewing diagnostics, and managing firmware deployments. The solution is optimized for rapid cursor movement and responsive input, enabling IT teams to work efficiently even when consolidating management across multiple servers and devices.
• Flexible deployment and broad compatibility: Built to slot into existing data-center ecosystems, the LV3000/4000 extenders support standard cabling options and work alongside other Avocent products and third-party assets. Whether you’re outfitting a control room, secure data-center floor, or edge environment, this solution scales to fit your configuration while maintaining centralized administration and secure remote access protocols.
• Durable, enterprise-grade build with clear management and security benefits: The hardware is designed for demanding IT environments, with rugged enclosures, dependable connectors, and compatibility with enterprise management workflows. Administrators gain visibility into the health of both the extenders and power supply, enabling proactive maintenance and consistent service delivery to end users.

Technical Details of Vertiv Avocent LV3000/4000 High Performance KVM Extenders with External Power Supply PSC0006

• Product family: Vertiv Avocent LV3000/4000 High Performance KVM Extenders with External Power Supply PSC0006
• SKU: PSC0006
• Input voltage: 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
• Output: 12 VDC, up to 5 A (60 W typical)
• DC connector: Standard power interface compatible with the LV3000/4000 extenders
• AC inlet: IEC C14 (typical) for reliable mains connection
• Regulatory certifications: UL/cUL, CE, RoHS compliant (typical)
• Operating environment: Indoor use in data-center or control-room conditions
• Warranty: Manufacturer’s standard limited warranty (check distributor for regional terms)

How to install Vertiv Avocent LV3000/4000 High Performance KVM Extenders with External Power Supply PSC0006

• Plan and verify compatibility: Confirm that your LV3000/4000 KVM extenders are designed to work with the PSC0006 external power supply and that your cabling layout aligns with the recommended distances and interface options. Review any existing management software requirements and ensure firmware is up to date before installation to minimize integration issues.
• Power off and prepare the workspace: Before connecting the power supply, power down the KVM extenders and related equipment to avoid surge events or data loss. Create a clean, organized workspace with properly labeled cables to simplify future maintenance and troubleshooting.
• Connect the external power supply: Attach the PSC0006 power supply to the AC outlet and connect its output to the KVM extender power interface. Ensure secure connections at both ends and route the cables to prevent strain or interference with airflow and other equipment.
• Secure placement and grounding: Position the extenders and power supply in a well-ventilated area to prevent overheating. Ensure proper grounding according to your facility’s electrical standards. If your environment requires additional surge protection or UPS coordination, integrate those components as part of the overall power strategy.
• Verify operation and health monitoring: Power on the system and confirm that the KVM extenders initialize correctly. Check status indicators on both the extenders and the PSC0006 unit, verify video and input is correctly transmitted, and validate remote access sessions from the central console. Document any anomalies and consult the product manuals if needed.
• Integrate with management tools: If you use centralized management software or monitoring platforms, connect the LV3000/4000 extenders to your existing suite. Establish user access policies, logging, and health alerts to ensure ongoing visibility into performance and power health for proactive maintenance.
• Test normal workloads and perform routine maintenance: Run representative workloads to validate system responsiveness during high I/O scenarios. Schedule periodic maintenance checks, update firmware as recommended by Vertiv, and review power usage to optimize efficiency and reliability over time.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is PSC0006? A: PSC0006 is the external power supply designed to power Vertiv Avocent LV3000/4000 High Performance KVM Extenders, providing stable and regulated power to ensure reliable remote access and consistent performance.
• Q: Which devices are compatible with the LV3000/4000 extenders? A: The LV3000/4000 extenders are designed to work with Vertiv Avocent KVM solutions and the PSC0006 external power supply, with compatibility extending to standard enterprise KVM configurations that support these units’ interfaces and management options.
• Q: How far can I extend KVM access with LV3000/4000? A: Distances for KVM extenders vary by model and cabling used (e.g., category cables and fiber options). The LV3000/4000 line is engineered for extended reach beyond standard local KVM setups, enabling centralized control over distributed servers and devices while preserving high-quality video and input response.
• Q: Do I need additional accessories to install PSC0006? A: In most deployments you will only need standard power connections (AC outlet) and the KVM extender power interface. Depending on your rack and data-center layout, you may also utilize cable management accessories, surge protection, or a UPS integration to align with your power strategy.
• Q: What kind of maintenance is required for the PSC0006 power supply? A: Routine checks include verifying power indicators, ensuring secure cord connections, and confirming there are no signs of overheating or wear. Follow manufacturer guidelines for periodic inspections, and replace the unit if abnormal readings or physical damage occur to maintain uninterrupted KVM operation.
• Q: Is this solution suitable for secure or regulated environments? A: Yes. The Vertiv Avocent LV3000/4000 KVM extenders are designed for enterprise environments, with centralized management and remote access capabilities that support secure administration. Always follow your organization’s security policies and regulatory requirements when deploying remote management solutions.