Noted:This HDMI extender supports 1080p,but can't support 1080i,can't work with the switch or router,it's point to point,which means one sender to one receiver.

Introduction

This product extend FULL HD HDMI signal up to 100 meters over a single CAT cable,without any video loss and time delay.

HSV378 also have many professional designs which suitable for various application scenario, especially for engineering project usage.

Such as 5V-12V wide range power supply, PoE, mountable aluminum alloy shieding.

Technical Specification

Standard Power Input:5V-12V

Power Consumption:3W

HDMI Port:HDMI A type Female

Ethernet Port :RJ45

Link Connection:CAT5/5e/6 cable

Transmission:100meters max

Resolution Supported:1080p@60Hz / 1080p@50Hz / 1080p@30Hz/1080p@25Hz/720p@60Hz / 720p@50Hz/480p@60Hz

Package Contents:Sender *1 Receiver *1 Power Adaptor *1 Manual *1

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Manufacturer	ARX TECH
Part number	ARX378
Item Weight	118 g
Product Dimensions	12.29 x 2.49 x 6.2 cm; 117.93 g
Item model number	ARX378
Size	100 Meters
Colour	ARX378
Material	Aluminium
Wattage	3 watts
Item Package Quantity	1
Plug profile	Rack Mount
Special Features	12V POE power supply, just use one power adapter, you can transmit your HD Video Signal up to 80-100m far away place., Engineering level 5-12V wide range power supply, more safe, more stable., Extend FULL HD HDMI signal over 100 meters via single CAT cable, you can watch the HD video from 100 Meters far away place by using this product., No video loss, no time delay, enjoy no noise 1080P HD video synchronize 80-100m transmission., What You Get:24-Hour Customer Email Support, 30-Day Money Back Guarantee, and 12-Month Warranty.
Batteries included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

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