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PremiumCord 4K HDMI extender up to 60 m over one Cat5e/Cat6 cableThe device allows you to transmit an HDMI signal in 4K@30Hz or FULL HD 1080p resolution up to 60m over a single network cable.- Supports 4K@30Hz resolution, FULL HD 1080p up to 60m- The HDMI extender consists of a TX transmitter and an RX receiver- Transmitter and receiver input and output connectors: HDMI socket- Transmitter and receiver connection connectors: RJ45 female- High-quality 1x Cat5e, Cat6 or Cat7 LAN cable is used to connect TX and RX (for a distance of 60 m, use a copper cable with AWG23 wires, e.g. UTP Cat6 cable with meter code: sutpd6c3)- 3x3.4 Gbps transmission speed, including HDCP support- Bandwidth: 340 MHz- Designed for: 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, 4K@30Hz- The extender transmits HDMI digital video and audio- The extender does not need to be connected to an active computer network, switch, router or other active network device. The extender transmitter and receiver must be directly connected by a LAN cable, preferably without interruptions. - Input and output HDMI cables can be up to 10 m long, when the AWG of these cables is AWG26 (AWG26 applies to 7 m and 10 m cables) - The transmitter and receiver are powered by the included power adapters 230V/5V, 1A - The devices have a practical EDID button, by holding down the EDID button for a long time, the resolution switches from FULL HD 1080p to 4K@30Hz and vice versa - The transmitter and receiver have signal LEDs that indicate when the devices are connected and the signal is being transmitted. - A blue LED indicates the power status, during operation this LED flashes red and indicates an active HDMI signal. - Operating temperature: -15 to +55°C - Dimensions of the transmitter and receiver: 81mm x 47mm x 22mm - Transmitter weight: 102g - Receiver weight: 103g Package includes: 1x transmitter 1x receiver 1x manual 2x power adapter For connection, use a continuous straight Cat5e/Cat6 cable with thick copper wires, min. cross-section AWG24. The extenders must not be connected to an Ethernet computer network.
