KanexPro 4K HDBaseT HDMI 100m (328.08') Extender with 2-Port Ethernet Switch

The KanexPro HDBASE100ME is a 4K compliant transmitter - receiver set that enables you to routes ultra high - definition signals up to 330 feet (100 meters) over single CAT6 cable using HDBaseT Technology. This extender also features two Ethernet ports on both the units, which can be used to connect standard network devices such as 100Base-T routers, switches and hubs for LAN access.• Extend uncompressed HDMI signals up to 330 ft. (100m) on single CAT6 cable • Integrates 2-Ethernet ports for network devices • Supports resolutions from 1080p/60 at 48bit • Supports resolutions of Ultra HD 4K at 60Hz • Bandwidth up to 10.2 Gbps • HDCP, CEC and EDID compliant • Infrared Signal Input/Output, embedded over extension • Audio support: Dolby TrueHD & DTS Master Audio • Uncompressed audio support such as LPCM • RS-232 Control • Front panel-LEDs for link activity and HDCP authentication • Locking HDMI connectors to avoid dis-engagement & signal loss • Locking power connector • Light aluminum case with separate mounting ears Ideally used with Apple TV's, Blu-ray players, game consoles, satellite boxes and HDMI based computers that require extension up to 330 feet connected to an HDTV or projector. Fully compliant with HDCP, EDID and DDC channels, this extender supports resolutions up to ultra HD 4K, 1080p/60 & 3D.The transmitter and receiver sets are built in to metal enclosure with sturdy finish with locking HDMI connectors and power supplies which protects the unit from dis-engament or signal loss. Helpful Tips & Recommendations • CAT-5e/6a cables should not exceed 330 feet or (100m). • Solid Core recommended • Please adhere to the TIA/EIA568B standards when terminating network cables in the field. • Shielded CAT5/6 with metal RJ-45 connectors are recommended to safeguard against random video flashes caused by electromagnetic interference (EMI). • Do not use crossover cables, patch cables or Ethernet couplers to extend two CAT5 cables. This may damage the Tx & Rx. • If the power LED indicator on the Tx/Rx unit is not on, check to make sure that the CAT5 cables are not crossed i.e., Ethernet to Link instead of Ethernet to Ethernet.