Tripp Lite HDMI HDBaseT KVM Console Extender Over Cat6, 4k HDMI Video Extender, 2 USB Ports, IR
A computer can stay locked in a quiet equipment cabinet while the screen, keyboard, and mouse sit out on the floor. This extender set carries video, peripheral control, and remote signals over standard category cabling to a receiver placed across the facility. It lets you run a full console without keeping the tower in dusty air or ambient heat.
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- KVM CONSOLE EXTENDER: Extend and distribute HDMI audio/video, USB and IR (infrared) signals farther with this HDMI console extender kit. Use a Cat6 cable with the B013-HU-4K to transmit 1080p video from a computer, Blu-ray player or other media center to an HDMI display or interactive whiteboard located up to 230 feet away. Connecting a keyboard and mouse to the receiver’s dual USB ports, and you can also control the source device from that same distance.
- VERSATILE USE: Especially useful in control or security applications, this HDMI extender is ideal for command centers, data control centers, banks, governments, enterprise applications and especially any harsh environments, such as factories and warehouses. Safely store your source computer in a cabinet or other enclosure, keeping it free of dust and blocking noise created by its fans, and watch the display in a different room or even a warehouse or factory floor.
- 1080p AND 4K VIDEO: This HDBaseT kit extends 1080p video resolutions up to 230 feet, as well as 4K video (3840 x 2160 at 30 Hz) up to 130 feet with 24-bit Deep Color (8 bits per channel). It also supports uncompressed LPCM, compressed DTS-HD and compressed Dolby TrueHD audio with no signal loss or added latency.
- FULL CONTROL: Full bi-directional IR extension lets you control the source device with its remote (play, pause, fast forward, etc. ), while you’re standing near the receiver in another room. Video and audio will play without stalling or delayed data transmission.
How this one is built
Source placement
Keeping a tower or media server in a clean, locked cabinet cuts down on dust build up and fan noise in working spaces. The extender carries the video and control lines away to where the operator actually stands.
Console peripheral ports
The receiver box provides connections for your keyboard and mouse right beside the remote display. Keystrokes and pointer movement pass across the link with the video feed so the remote station handles like a local computer.
Clear digital media
High-definition video passes across the link alongside multi-channel digital audio tracks. The receiver reproduces uncompressed and surround audio formats cleanly so monitors, interactive whiteboards, and speakers perform without lag or breakup.
Remote control return
Two-way infrared signaling lets you point a device remote at the receiver and control source gear stored in another room. Playback, input switching, and menu controls work without walking back to the equipment rack.
On the nameplate
These are the figures published for this unit. Where a number is missing here it was not printed on the listing, and we would rather leave the row out than fill it with a guess.
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Warranty | 3-year limited warranty |
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