The SB-6531KIT 4K HDMI over Fiber Optic Extender Kit from Shinybow consists of a compact transmitter and receiver for sending uncompressed HDMI signals up to 984' over multi-mode, duplex LC fiber optic cable. Designed for long cable runs, this kit is suited for remote camera shoots, digital projection systems, HDTV streams to multiple locations, and other HDMI applications. The SB-6531KIT supports up to 4K2K 30, HDCP-compliant, uncompressed HD video. This extender system supports DDC, EDI, and HDCP communication, and is compatible with an array of audio formats.

The SB-6531KIT transmitter and receiver have simplified LC connectors, and are powered using the included USB cables. An external USB power supply is included for using either component with a source or display device lacking a USB port.

4K, 1080p HDMI Signal Extender    Transmits 4K UHD up to 984 Feet    TX & RX Set with Double LC Connectors    True DDC/EDID/HDCP Support over Fiber    Power Both Units via Included USB Cables    Power Supply Included for Either Unit    Ultra-Compact Form Factor

• Extend HDMI signals up to 984' over duplex LC multi-mode fiber optic cables
• Supports 4K2K Ultra HD, and HD resolutions up to 1080p60
• Uncompressed video and audio transmission
• Supports DDC/EDID/HDCP transmission
• Transmitter and receiver powered via USB port, or power one component using included power supply
• Ultra-compact form factor

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many meters will it work with cat5e cables, in 1080 and 4k?

A: The KanexPro 4K HDMI Extender Kit supports both CAT5e and CAT6a cables. When using CAT5 or 6 cables for 1080p or 4K signals, the distance from transmitter to receiver would be 40 meters or 131 feet.

Q: 2. Does it come with the power supply?

A: Yes, the KanexPro 4K HDMI Extender Kit over Cat 6 comes with a power supply that produces DC5V-12V.

Q: 3. What is the approximate range of the IR emitter? Just wondering how close to the equipment it needs to be to work effectively?

A: We recommend keeping the IR controller within 30 feet of the KanexPro 4K HDMI Extender Kit over Cat 6 (230').

Q: 4. Will the shinybow SB-5688K 8x8 HDMI matrix switch work with 1080i at 59.94 fps? We have a Blackmagic switcher and we have to run everything at that framerate. So I need any new equipment to do the same.

A: This may work for your needs, however it is really designed as more of an A/V Matrix Switcher and not for use in Broadcast Applications. You would be better off looking at the Blackmagic Design Smart Videohub CleanSwitch 12 x 12, B&H # BLSVHCS1212. It has SDI connections, which most Blackmagic Switchers have as well. You might just need some basic HDMI to SDI converters if you have cameras with HDMI outputs, B&H # BLMCHDMISDI.https://bhpho.to/2oZY50Ohttps://bhpho.to/2bUtZ8I

Q: 5. If i put the receiver in a cabinet will it still transmit to a tv 15 ft. Away? Or does it need to be line of site

A: For the DVDO Air 4K 2160p/30 HDMI Wireless Extender Kit (30'+) BH #DVAIR4K, it is made to be Line-of-Sight Connection. However even though this is what is listed at times I have found that they will still work between walls and cabinets. Unfortunately the only way to find out if it will work for you is to test it.

Q: 6. What exactly does this cord goes to?

A: This cable has an emitter on one end and TRS connector on the other. This cable is designed for use with Shinybow devices

Q: 7. Says powered at one end. Can this be powered from the Rx side?

A: This would need either the transmitter or receiver to be plugged into a power supply and then the other would receiver power via the Ethernet cable.

Q: 8. Does it come with the power supplies?

A: Yes, the Atlona Avance 4K HDMI Transmitter and Receiver HDBaseT Extender Kit comes with 2 external power supplies.

Q: 9. Does this require or work with a switch between xmitter & receiver? Would it work if I had a long-range 802.11n (Wifi) dedicated network connection (not shared, not hosting general network traffic. (Such as Ubiquity M2 Rocket) How would it handle a layer 3 switch or router in the middle?

A: Our network is built on gigabit managed switches feeding wall ports and wifi access points. When these transmitters and receivers are hooked up anywhere on the network, it basically disables wifi by swamping the access points with multicast packets. I have to create VLANs on the switches to separate the video traffic from everything else in order to keep wifi working. However, even without the VLANs, performance on the wired network seems ok while these things are running.

Q: 10. do I just plug the power supply in, what are the black plastic back parts that come in the package ? ty

A: Don't have a clue. There's the unit and the power supply. Plugging it in turns it on.