Elgato Stream Deck Network Dock

The Elgato Stream Deck Network Dock is a professional-grade network adapter engineered to liberate the Stream Deck from traditional desktop, short-run USB boundaries. By transitioning the device's control signals from local USB to standard network protocols, this dock converts your Stream Deck into an independent, network-addressable control interface that can trigger actions from the other side of a room, a studio, or an entire broadcast facility.

Equipped with wired Ethernet connectivity, the dock allows you to route control signals over standard local area networks (LAN). This makes it an ideal solution for live television studios, large stage productions, server racks, and remote control rooms where the computer driving the production software is kept far away from the physical operator.

Product Features in Detail

Ethernet Control Beyond USB Limits
The Network Dock shifts your Stream Deck’s connection from USB to local Ethernet. This allows you to bypass the standard 5-meter (16-foot) USB length limitation entirely, placing your control pad hundreds of feet away from the host computer using standard Cat5e or Cat6 cables.

Dual Power Input Flexibility
Powering your setup is highly versatile. It natively supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) to supply power and data down a single network cable, keeping setups clean. Alternatively, you can power it using the included USB-C cable connected to a standard, separately available wall charger.

Clean Studio Cable Management
By condensing power and complex command scripts into a single, robust network run, the dock eliminates clutter on production desks. It is designed to slide easily into standard Stream Deck mounts or directly inside the heavy-duty desktop stand of a Stream Deck XL.

Decoupled Standalone Operation
Once configured, the Stream Deck acts as a dedicated network controller. It can communicate directly over IP to trigger video switchers, graphics machines, lighting consoles, and audio mixers without needing to sit next to the primary workstation.

Dynamic Broadcast & Live Event Use
The dock is built to withstand the rigorous demands of remote broadcast trucks, theatrical stages, and commercial studio spaces. It lets technicians easily assign specific macro boards to lighting, graphics, intercom comms, or live video switching tasks on the fly.

Quick Network Setup
Deployment is highly straightforward. Connect the Ethernet line, configure your local network IP settings directly on the Stream Deck, and instantly start triggering advanced macros, scene changes, or software commands across your network infrastructure.