Distribute a single HDMI 2.0 source signal to four display devices using the Pro AV/IT UHD 4K HDMI to HDBaseT 1x4 Distribution Amplifier from Comprehensive. The transmitter/amplifier has one HDMI input that outputs to an HDMI loop output and four RJ45 HDBaseT outputs that connect to the four included receivers. Signal transmission can be extended up to 393' with UHD 4K60 video resolution and up to 492' with 1080p60 video resolution via a single Cat 6/6a/7 cable.

An IR blaster cable for the transmitter and four IR receiver cables for each receiver unit are included for easy IR control across the system, and it can also transmit RS-232 serial control. Other features include EDID management support, HDR support, HDCP 2.2/1.x support, up to 7.1 Ch audio pass-through, and de-embedding stereo audio via the RCA output. The transmitter is powered using the included power adapter, and the receivers are powered using PoC (Power-over-HDBaseT) from the transmitter unit.

HDMI Input to 4 x RJ45 HDBaseT Outputs    4 x HDBaseT Receivers with HDMI Output    UHD 4K60 up to 393' / 1080p60 to 492'    HDMI Loop Output on Amplifier    Advanced EDID Management    Audio De-Embedding    IR & RS-232 Pass-Through, One-Way PoH    IR Blaster & Receiver Cables    AC Power Supply Included

The CDA-CAT14018G is an 18 Gb/s HDMI 1x4 HDBaseT Distribution Splitter that can distribute one source signal to four display devices. The HDMI signal transmission distance can be extended up to 393' at the resolution of UHD 4K60 or up to 492' at 1080p60 via a single Cat 6/6a/7 cable. The CDA-CAT14018G supports up to 7.1 Ch HD audio pass-through, audio extract function, and advanced EDID management.

The CDA-CAT14018G features a multi-zone transmission of 4K HDR-10 high-bandwidth content, native and uncompressed over long distances up to 393' from the source device.

The Comprehensive CDA-CAT14018G supports dynamic EDID management that removes conflict when mixing 1080p and 4K displays, always selecting the best possible content from a source, depending on the screens that want to access it.

In addition to the HDBaseT output ports, the Comprehensive CDA-CAT14018G also features an HDMI output port that mirrors HDBaseT output ports, which can be used to daisy-chain as many CDA-CAT14018G's as needed for larger AV distribution applications.

On any project, installing the receiver is half the battle. The other half can be finding and discreetly hiding pesky power supplies. However, with integrated PoH, receiver placement will have one less thing to worry about. Power is received from the distribution amplifier, making installations neat, quick, and easy as possible.

With audio functionality to match its video capability, the CDA-CAT14018G can extract audio signals from a source device or an output following the zone. Having digital L/R Stereo audio out connectivity means having the flexibility to send and de-embed audio at multiple end points.

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Didn't see this in the questions already: Would this splitter work well if the source cable is 75ft and includes a booster in the line? The lines going out from the splitter would be approx. 30 ft.

A: KanexPro 4K HDMI 1x2 Splitter is only as good as its source. If you have a quality HDMI cable input or a HT Base connection, it will work well. It can distribute up to 50' away.

Q: 2. Looking for a replacement Power Supply- KanexPro 1x2 HDMI Splitter.. Ideas?

A: You can use the Watson Pro 12V 2A Power Supply (2.1mm) with the KanexPro 1x2 HDMI Splitter.

Q: 3. Is the audio an input or output? I wanting to marry processed audio with the mixed HDMI signal.

A: The only audio is what is embedded in the HDMI. So that we may be of better assistance in getting the product you need, please email us. provideo@bhphoto.com.

Q: 4. What is CEC bypass? I'm looking for a device that will not pass through CEC commands but will allow ARC audio via HDMI. How is CEC bypass enabled on this device?

A: CEC stands for Consumer Electronics Control. This is a control function that lets one A/V component control another if they are connected via HDMI cables.

Q: 5. Will it extract 2 channel pcm from a multichannel hdmi signal for feeding to a stereo receiver while sending the other channels to a separate preamp?

A: Yes, we believe this is possible.

Q: 6. Where can i find a spec sheet?

A: This items is so new, the spec sheet is not out yet apparently. You can see the spec sheet of the previous one here. http://bit.ly/1ZIf4nh

Q: 7. Can you have source 1 routed to output 1-4 and source 2 routed to output 5-8?

A: No the BZBGEAR 2x8 UHD 4K Splitter/Distribution Amplifier with CEC Turn On/Off TV will not be able to perform Matrix switcher functions. A 8x8 Matrix switcher listed below will be able to fill your needs for routing. BZBGEAR 8x8 4K UHD 18 Gb/s HDMI Matrix with Audio Extractor & ARC BH #BZUHD88M • MFR #BG-UHD-88M

Q: 8. Is this compatible with Apple TV? Will it extract a L/R audio signal from an Apple TV G4 regardless of the audio output setting on the ATV4? What constraints/limitations apply to using the device in this manner?

A: This should work fine with an Apple TV.

Q: 9. I just purchased this and it is on its way to me. I want to use this device to pass 4K video/audio to two devices. One is a 4K UHD TV and one is a Marantz Preamp processor. I want to send the source video/audio directly to the TV while additionally sending the source video/audio to me processor for sound only. Can I do this with the HD Fury Pro 2x1 splitter?

A: The HDfury Pro 1x2 UHD 4K HDMI Splitter will work fine with passing a 4k UHD signal, and will mirror the source, and can pass it through to any device that would accept the original source. As long as your Marantz Preamp Processor will accept the original source, it should work fine.

Q: 10. I have a LG OLED TV that outputs only one audio. For example one HDMI to a sound bar OR one optical to my hearing aid device. I want to use my sound bar AND my hearing aid through the optical. Will this do the trick?

A: The HDMI output will still have audio on it. If the sound bar you are using has an HDMI input then yes, this should in theory do the trick.