Vertiv Avocent LV3000 IP KVM Extender – Dual VGA, USB & Audio (LV3020P-001)

The Vertiv Avocent LV3000 is the high-performance IP KVM extender designed to empower data centers, control rooms, and enterprise IT environments with secure, flexible, and scalable remote management. Built around the trusted Avocent LongView lineage, this device delivers crisp dual VGA video, responsive USB peripheral support, and pristine audio across distances, enabling operators to control critical hosts from distant workstations with ease. Whether you are consolidating servers in a dense rack farm, enabling remote hands for facilities across campus, or streamlining IT operations in a noisy or hazardous environment, the LV3000 provides a dependable, low-latency solution that keeps your workflow uninterrupted. Its architecture emphasizes compatibility and simplicity, so users can deploy, configure, and manage remotely without sacrificing performance or reliability. Engineered for enterprise-grade environments, the LV3020P-001 combines robust video fidelity with flexible connectivity, ensuring you can extend your KVM reach while maintaining the look and feel of a local keyboard, video, and mouse experience.

With dual VGA video and a broad USB support spectrum, this extender is designed to maximize productivity across multi-monitor setups while preserving a clean, centralized IT footprint. The LV3000’s IP-based approach means you can access host systems across standard IP networks, data centers, or branches, offering a seamless bridge between local and remote users. This makes it ideal for task-critical operations such as server maintenance, diagnostics, and remote firmware updates, where quick, accurate access to multiple computer channels is essential. Administrators appreciate the ability to centralize control without sacrificing performance or security, and end users benefit from a responsive, intuitive experience that mirrors a direct, in-front-of-the-machine session. The LV3020P-001 is designed to be compatible with a wide array of hosts and peripheral devices, supporting diverse hardware ecosystems and legacy equipment while delivering modern KVM advantages.

Designed for durability and easy deployment, the LV3000 is built to withstand the rigors of professional environments. Its IP KVM technology enables safe, remote operation over standard networks, reducing the need for physical on-site access and enabling quick recovery during maintenance windows. The device supports flexible installation in data centers and racks, enabling operators to place control stations wherever they are most productive, whether that’s in a security operations center, a centralized control room, or a remote engineering workspace. In addition to reliability, the LV3020P-001 emphasizes user experience with intuitive menus, straightforward setup, and robust diagnostic indicators that help administrators monitor status, performance, and health at a glance. This blend of resilience, accessibility, and performance makes the LV3000 a practical choice for organizations looking to optimize KVM infrastructure without locking themselves into a single vendor or platform.

• Dual VGA video enables expansive, multi-monitor workspaces that improve situational awareness and productivity for complex tasks such as server provisioning, network diagnostics, and data analysis.
• USB connectivity supports keyboards, mice, and a wide range of USB peripherals, allowing administrators to run tools, flash drives, and diagnostic devices seamlessly from the remote station.
• Integrated audio transmission ensures clear voice communications and multimedia cues, essential for collaboration in control rooms and remote maintenance sessions.
• IP-based KVM extension provides flexible, long-range access across data centers and campuses, enabling secure remote management without physical proximity to hosts.
• Enterprise-grade design with rugged reliability and scalable deployment options, ideal for high-density racks and growing IT environments that require dependable remote access.

Technical Details of Vertiv Avocent LV3000

• Model: LV3020P-001
• Product Type: IP KVM Extender
• Video Interfaces: Dual VGA
• USB Interfaces: USB peripherals (keyboard, mouse, and select devices)
• Audio: Stereo audio pass-through
• Connectivity: IP-based extension for remote host access
• Intended Use: Enterprise data centers, control rooms, and IT facilities requiring remote KVM control

How to install Vertiv Avocent LV3000

• Plan the deployment by mapping host systems to remote workstations and identify the best placement for the transmitter (host side) and receiver (remote side) within your network and rack layout.
• Connect the transmitter to the target host computer using the included VGA and USB wiring, establishing the primary video and peripheral channels required for local control.
• Link the transmitter and receiver over the IP network using the recommended cable or network switch configuration, ensuring proper routing and latency targets for your environment.
• Attach the remote workstation’s display, keyboard, and mouse to the receiver, along with any necessary audio connections for full multimedia capability.
• Power up both units, verify initial connectivity, and run the built-in diagnostics to confirm video quality, peripheral detection, and audio transmission across the extended channel.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What type of video does the LV3000 support?
  A: The LV3000 supports dual VGA video, enabling multi-monitor configurations for enhanced workspace and monitoring capabilities. This is ideal for complex workflows that benefit from simultaneous display outputs.
• Q: Can I connect USB peripherals through the extender?
  A: Yes. The LV3000 provides USB connectivity for keyboards, mice, and select USB peripherals, allowing remote operation of hosts as if you were directly connected locally.
• Q: Is audio transmitted over the KVM extender?
  A: Yes. The LV3000 includes audio pass-through to preserve audio cues, alerts, and multimedia content during remote sessions, which is especially helpful in collaboration and diagnostics.
• Q: How does it integrate with existing network infrastructure?
  A: The LV3000 uses IP-based extension, designed to work over standard networks. It can be deployed in data centers, campuses, and remote facilities, allowing centralized management without compromising performance.
• Q: What environments is this extender best suited for?
  A: It is well-suited for data centers, control rooms, industrial environments, and any facility where centralized, remote access to multiple hosts improves efficiency and uptime.
• Q: Are there any special setup requirements?
  A: Basic configuration typically involves connecting the transmitter to hosts, linking to the receiver over the network, and configuring user access rights via the administration interface. Always follow your organization’s security policies when enabling remote access.