Tripp Lite HDBaseT HDMI Over Cat5e/6/6a Extender Kit w/Ethernet, Serial and IR Control, 1080p
Conference tables and display walls rarely sit next to the source gear that drives them. We built this extender kit to carry high-definition picture, surround audio, network data, and control signals over a single run of twisted pair copper. It puts your displays right where viewers need them without leaving source players out in the open.
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- Extends HDMI video/audio, Ethernet, RS-232 serial and IR control signals over a single Cat5e/6/6a cable to a projector, monitor or television up to 500 ft. from the source
- Built-in 10/100 Ethernet ports on transmitter and receiver
- Extends a 1920 x 1080 (1080p) signal up to 500 ft.
- Supports 7.1-channel surround sound, DTS-HD and Dolby TrueHD
- 1-year limited warranty
How this one is built
Single cable run
One run of solid-core copper links the transmitter at the source rack to the receiver mounted behind the display. It carries high-resolution picture and multi-channel audio alongside control signals without needing separate conduit paths for each.
Control signal passthrough
Serial commands and infrared signals travel across the same link as the video feed. Technicians can adjust display settings or manage playback hardware from either end of the run without stringing extra control wires through the ceiling.
Built-in network ports
Ethernet ports on both the sending and receiving units share a local network connection across the link. Connected displays and media boxes get their network drops directly from the receiver without pulling an extra line from the switch.
Clean installation hardware
Both metal housings mount out of sight on walls, under desks, or behind flat panels using the included brackets. The solid chassis sheds heat in tight enclosures and keeps the connectors secure through long service runs.
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