Tripp Lite B126-2A0 2-Port HDMI Over Cat5/Cat6 Audio Video Extender Remote Unit TAA
Long display runs get expensive fast with thick patch cords. This remote receiver unit takes an incoming signal off a single run of twisted pair wiring and splits it out to local screens. You mount the metal box near the displays, adjust the image gain, and run short patch leads straight to the monitors.
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- 2-PORT ACTIVE EXTENDER/SPLITTER: Works with Tripp Lite’s B126-Series transmitters to receive an HDMI signal via one Cat5e/6 cable and split it to 2 projectors, monitors or televisions. Ideal for digital signs, schools and trade show presentations.
- EXTENDS HDMI OVER CAT5/CAT6: The B126-2A0 can extend a 1080i (60 Hz) signal up to 200 feet, a 1080p (60 Hz) signal up to 150 feet and a 3D signal up to 125 feet.
- REMOTE RECEIVER FOR VIDEO & AUDIO: Supports high-definition video resolutions up to 1080p (60 Hz). Built-in equalization control lets you adjust monitor image. Supports stereo and 7.1-channel surround sound audio.
- TAA-COMPLIANT & EASY TO USE: Compliant with the Federal Trade Agreements Act (TAA) for GSA Schedule purchases. Works with all operating systems and HDMI video sources. Plug and play—no software or drivers to install.
How this one is built
Active signal receiver
Receives the high-definition video and multi-channel surround sound fed from the transmitter over a single run of network wire. It rebuilds the signal cleanly at the far end before passing it along to your display hardware.
Built-in equalization control
A small built-in dial lets you trim the video signal by hand. You tune out smearing or color drift caused by cable resistance across a long drop without touching source software.
Direct screen splitting
The box splits the incoming feed directly across several local HDMI outputs. That lets you drive multiple wall monitors or overhead projectors in an auditorium or retail floor from one drop.
TAA compliant build
Built in compliance with the Federal Trade Agreements Act for GSA Schedule purchasing. It runs without drivers, accepting feeds from standard media players and computer video cards straight out of the box.
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