Extend HDMI transmission distances with the HDMI Extender Transmitter and Receiver Kit from CableTronix. This kit includes a transmitter unit and a receiver unit to allow HDMI signals to be transmitted over a Cat5e or Cat6 4-pair cable. An IR blaster and an IR receiver provide IR control. This kit is designed to provide extended range when using an HDMI-enabled device, such as a computer, gaming console, or video recorder, and an HDMI display. Two 5 VDC power adapters are included to power to the transmitter and receiver units.

Extends HDMI Signals Up to 180'    Supports 2-Way IR Control Signals    Transmits Up to 1080p Display Resolution    Compatible with Cat5e and Cat6 Cable    Plug-and-Play Functionality    Wall Mountable

Extends HDMI signals over RJ45 Ethernet up to 180'

Extends IR control range

Supports HDMI V1.3, HDCP-compliant

LED indicators for power and video signal status

Internal ESD protection

Plug-and-play for quick setup

Compatible with Cat5e and Cat6 cable

Multiple units can be cascaded (additional units available separately)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the transmiter need a power source to work, or do you just plug it in the HDMI port of the notebook? If it does need a power source, which kind of power does it use? To you connect it to an available USB port on the notebook or do you have to connect it to a power plug?

A: I never got that thing working, however item number ACMWTV2KIT01 worked great

Q: 2. Can this device be used from a video camera to a computer with the transmitter on the camera and the receiver through an HDMI input on the computer?

A: I had a lot of trouble with this unit... but I was throwing a video image over wifi to a projector. B&H exchanged it for this product, which is wonderful: a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=ACMWTV2KIT01&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=ma&Top+Nav-Search= target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=ACMWTV2KIT01&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=ma&Top+Nav-Search=/a I highly rec'd it

Q: 3. I am trying to send a usb signal from an m32 soundboard. will this be compatible with it?

A: Yes. But you will only get the rated distance stated on B&H for the protocol that your device uses so take that into consideration. Also there is an IC at each end if the cat6 so it will add a but of latency to the round trip

Q: 4. Can the transmitter be powered through the HDMI via a Thunderbolt to HDMI adaptor?

A: No you need a USB A connection for the power.

Q: 5. Does the receiver go to sleep at all?

A: The IOGEAR Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver Kit (BH # IOGWHD11) has a standby mode.

Q: 6. Would this work well for a USB Z-Wave stick? Distance is around 50 feet.

A: Yes, the Full Speed USB Extender will work with the USB Z-Wave stick.

Q: 7. Can one Transmitter be received by two receivers at the same time?

A: No, but up to three additional separately sold transmitters can be paired with the receiver.

Q: 8. Does this support full 1080 resolution 3D?

A: The IOGEAR Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver Kit does support 1080P HD as well as 3D content.

Q: 9. Does this device transmit & receive on the same radio frequencies as Wireless Access Points (2.4GHz and/or 5.0GHz? Thus causing channel contention/interference?

A: This device operates on 4.9 5.9 GHz (includes non-DFS and DFS frequency bands). It should not interfere with most Wi-Fi networks or devices.

Q: 10. Is this using HDbaseT or simply conductor to conductor?

A: This unit is conductor to conductor.