The TL-HE565 HDR Point-to-Point HDMI Extender Kit from Translite Global enables you to transmit one HDMI source to one display via network cables. It supports UHD 4K60 signals at transmission distances up to 130' and

1080p60 signals up to 230' over a Cat 6, 6A, or 7 network cable. This extender features an LCD status window and supports 3.5mm audio output, bidirectional IR pass-through, RS-232 control, HDR10 dynamic range, EDID pass-through, and ESD protection.

Transmitter and Receiver Extender Kit    Extends DCI 4K60 to 131', HDR10 Support    Transmitter: HDMI In, HDMI Out, RJ45    Receiver: HDMI Out, RJ45, 3.5mm Audio    Supports Cat 6/6A/7 Network Cables    Supports HDR, IR, and EDID Pass-Through    Zero-Latency Transmission    Reliable, Secure Signal Transmission    Lightning, Static, and Surge Protection

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What's the output of this light compared to a tungsten fresnel?

A: Sean, the SW50 is comparable to an Arri 150 light or a Lowel Pro Light.CRI: 95 TLCI:96 R9-87At 60 Degree Beam Angle:2ft - 87 fc, 4ft - 33 fc, 6ft - 17 fc, 8ft - 10 fc, 10ft - 8 fcAt 30 Degree Beam Angle:2ft - 494 fc, 4ft - 187 fc, 6ft - 96 fc, 8ft - 57 fc, 10ft - 41 fcHope that helps!

Q: 2. Can I connect power directly from a wall socket...i.e. not using batteries?

A: Yes these panels can be powered from an AC outlet with the provided adapters.

Q: 3. Is this product compatible with TL-PA7017?

A: Yes, the TP-Link TL-WPA7617 is compatible with the TP-Link AV1000 Powerline Ethernet Adapter.

Q: 4. Whats in the box?

A: Adjua, this kit includes the following: 3x Lights with Barn doors3x Compact stand3x Light diffuser3x AC Power adapter6x Sony L Series batteries3x Dual Battery Charger1x Carrying case1x Stand bag

Q: 5. .So I'm getting ready to purchase and narrowed it down to Bescor FP-312 and the Genaray 7100T...I heard from some that say the Genaray The Tungsten setting will give you a pinkish orange hue, and the daylight setting a strong red pinkish hue. Iknow this was written 3 years ago, however, this concerns me. Does there Bescor FP-312 give true color temperature? I wish there were more reviews re this light....thank you

A: Recent (2017) reports suggest both of these lights do a good job for the price with no adverse color issues.

Q: 6. How does the Bescor FP-312 match up with the Genaray 6500T?Also, does the Bescor FP-312 put out a green tint at all?

A: The B&H users of the Bescor FP-312 really like it. It holds up well. The Genaray is a good unit as well. We have no report of any green tint issue.

Q: 7. I am looking for parts for a light kit a replacement adapter and parts for a MOVO Photo wmx 20 camera mount wireless lavalier microphone, the shoe mount and wind screens?

A: For replacement parts to use with the Movo Photo WMX-20 Camera-Mount Wireless Lavalier Microphone System, you can use the Revo Hot Shoe to 1/4"-20 Male Post Adapter (B&H # RESACS14M) and the Auray Foam Windscreen for 1/4" Diameter Microphones 3-Pack (B&H # AUWLF0143).

Q: 8. How long do batteries last at full power & which brand/model of 18650 give you best bang for buck? thx marty

A: With 4 of the Nitecore 18650 Li-Ion Rechargeable Battery (3.7V, 3400mAh) B&H # NINL1834 batteries installed in this light, you can get about 1 hour of run time at full power. https://bhpho.to/2CfjhYc

Q: 9. Can this unit run off of AC power?

A: Yes. They come with everything you need. I'll also add that the two batteries on each unit run well past 2.5 hours. I did a recent time test and stopped at 2.5, because my upcoming interviews would not run longer than that. Probably another hour or two on top of that I'll bet.

Q: 10. How far out will this set light up something? What is the drop off in feet?

A: The drop off with all light sources are exactly the same; they are bound by the inverse square law. The inverse square law states that the power of the light will be inversely proportional to the square of the distance. So if you take a distance of 2 meters and square it, you get 4, the inverse of which would be 1/4 or rather, a quarter of the original light output power - not half. Simply put, if you double the original distance, the light is as strong as it was at the original distance.If you move the subject 3 meters from the light (3 * 3 = 9, so the inverse is 1/9th) the power of the light source now becomes 1/9th of what it originally was.At 4 meters away, the light is 1/16th its power compared to 1 meter away (4 *4 = 16, so the inverse is 1/16th). The above remains true with all light sources. The best I can recommend is to Google the inverse square law and lighting, as I cannot get into it here. But using the above as an example, if the ikan iLED312-V2 gave you an exposure setting of f/4 1/125 sec ISO 100 or f/11 1/60 sec ISO 400 at 20 inches (just under 2 feet), if you doubled the distance (40 inches, or just over 3 feet), equivalent settings for proper exposure would be f/4 1/30 sec ISO 100, f/11 1/8 sec ISO 400, or if you wanted the same aperture/shutter setting and instead changed the ISO, you may use f/4 1/125 sec ISO 400 or f/11 1/60 sec ISO 1600. At 80 inches (or just over 6.5 feet), you may use f/4 1/8 sec ISO 100 or f/11 sec ISO 400. If you wanted the same aperture/shutter setting and instead changed the ISO, you may use f/4 1/125 sec ISO 1600 or f/11 1/60 sec ISO 6400.