HDMI and infrared signals are transmitted in high-definition via CAT5e or CAT6 UTP network cables, with a maximum video resolution of 1080P/60Hz and a transmission distance of up to 100 meters. The HDMI IR signal can be virtually extended using a network switch or repeater within a local area network. It allows you to connect one transmitter (TX) to multiple receivers (RX) (theoretically up to 253). By plugging the transmitter (TX) into the uplink port of a Gigabit Ethernet switch and using other Ethernet ports, you can connect multiple receivers (RX) to multiple TVs, giving you a device that functions as both an extender and a distributor! It is widely used in homes and shops, HDTV showrooms, HDTV, DVD and projector factories, information sessions, conference rooms, schools, and corporate training facilities.
Features
*Long range transmission:up to 100 Meter over a single CAT5 cable;
*By adding an Gigabit Ethernet switch, it can be transmitted over the LAN network 100 Meter for a longer period of time.
*Video resolution: Up to1920x1080P@60Hz
*Video standard:compliance with HDMI 1.3 and HDCP 1.2 standard;
*support one transmitter with multiple receivers.Specifications
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