The package of two 500302-2PK CATV Balun II from MuxLab integrates terrestrial broadband video (bandwidth up to 900 MHz) by replacing traditional coax cabling with Cat5 UTP cables. Using Cat5 cables, the baluns can transmit video signals at distances of up to 330', depending on the channel frequency and input power being used. Additionally, the baluns are designed to be used in pairs, enabling you to easily move or add CATV equipment to any convenient modular wall outlet.

Supporting broadband CATV, VHF, FM, broadband internet, and digital cable, the baluns are ideal for use in schools, government offices, hospitals, financial institutions, hotels, and residential complexes. Constructed of ABS fire retardant plastic for strength and durability, these baluns are designed for long-lasting use. Furthermore, they feature low return loss for maximum power transfer with no line faults between the input and output. These baluns can be used in conjunction with RF splitters, amplifiers, and cable modems for a comprehensive cabling solution.

Package Includes 2 Baluns for Full Setup    Replace Coax Cable with Cat5 UTP    Use in CATV / VHF / FM Applications    Supports Bandwidth of Up to 900 MHz    Transmits Signal up to 330' via Cat5    Low Insertion Loss    Facilitates Neat Wiring    Easily Move, Add, or Change Your Setup

Package includes two baluns for a connection at either end of the wire

Enables you to replace a 75 Ohm coax cable with a single pair of Cat5 UTP cable

Transmits video signal up to 330', depending on channel frequency and input power

Up to 900 MHz bandwidth for fast transmissions

Suitable for use in private and public broadband, CATV, VHF, and FM networks

Low return loss ensures maximum power transfer with no line faults

Compact design and neat wiring for an organized and unobtrusive setup

Made of ABS fire retardant plastic

Suitable for use in schools, offices, hospitals, hotels, and residential condominiums

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with the Indra 500 with TTL and HSS?

A: While this transceiver kit can be connected to flash heads such as the Phottix Indra using a sync cable, it will not provide TTL information nor HSS with it. The only way to obtain those functions is by using a Phottix Odin or Odin II Transmitter for Nikon or Canon. Please see the link to the those options: http://bhpho.to/1SGTy9O

Q: 2. Is the output file an MP4, AVI, PRO RES or what?

A: Recording format in this product is MP4.

Q: 3. Does this camera pan tilt zoom? Do I need a controller to do so?

A: Yes, the following item does support PTZ functionality.

Q: 4. What format is the recording?

A: HDMI (4:4:4) 1080p: 60 fps USB Type-A 1080p: 24/25/30 fps 1080i: 50/60 fps 720p: 50/60 fps 576p: 50 fps 480p: 60 fps

Q: 5. Can I use the 622N II as wireless remote shutter release trigger?

A: Yes you can. However, if it is not a YongNuo speed light you must mount your speed light onto one of the transceivers. I.e. mount a Nikon SB-910 on one of the transceivers and use the other as a remote shutter release. Alternatively, if you do have a YongNuo speed light, all you have to do is set the speed light to act as a slave and you do not have to mount it on the other transceiver as it is a native function.

Q: 6. is 800x600 the maximum resolution?

A: That is correct, 800x600 is the maximum supported resolution.

Q: 7. Will these work with a D7200?

A: Yes they will

Q: 8. Will these trigger an SB-300 Speedlight?

A: Yes no problem

Q: 9. What interface does the included microphone have?

A: The interface is 1/8" / 3.5 mm Stereo Line Level on the MuxLab MuxStream Live Streaming Solution.

Q: 10. Can I use a single controller 622-n tx-i-ttl with a number of 3 transceivers?

A: I agree with the other answers, yes you can very easily.