🔌 AV Access HDMI Extender 1080P@60Hz 164ft/50m with IR and PoE/PoC - Uncompressed FHD HDMI Balun Over Single Cat5e/6a/7 for 30M/50M Cable - Plug & Play Transmission Review

I bought a few of these for a project I was working on and they work very well. The device is housed in a metal case and comes with a small bracket that allows you to mount it anywhere. The signal is so good that now the signal drops out and it's easy to tune. The boxes are small, you can put them anywhere he or she is strong. It climbs up to 6 to 8 feet unhindered, of course it comes with tape so you can place it anywhere you like. I definitely recommend this product to all beginners and…

Product works great. There is only ethernet from the closet to the 65 inch 4K TV. I didn't want to spend too much on a 4K extender so I went with this one. No lag from my AV receiver via extension cords and to my TV. My setup was less than 30 feet with 5e UDP cable. Tried it with remote transmitters and everything worked great. Plugged it in and it just worked. The picture quality at 1080p was excellent. The only downside is the lack of ARC when using a Smart TV display. Otherwise, you'll have…

Unit works very well to a height of about 50ft. This is when you can no longer sync it or when you sync and the TV shows no signal. I thought my cable was snagging, so I ran a test cable across the floor. Although I used category 6 patch cords, the cable was of lower quality. When I saw that it worked I bought a premium 6 solid copper.Run new wire and. The same problems. I bought another extension cord, plugged it in, everything works. My cable length is just under 75 feet. Cat 5e 50' cable ran

No HDMI cable behind the wall so I had to use the built in ethernet port to hide the cable from the cabinet to the TV. The Power over Ethernet feature brought this to my attention and it works flawlessly with my Denon with a 1080p signal displayed on the TV. However, I didn't like the IR part. Note: It is configured with an IR receiver on the HDMI emitter box and an IR blaster on the HDMI receiver box. I needed the opposite configuration with an IR blaster on an HDMI receiver on a TV so I could

I recently used 30 of these units at a restaurant. The restaurant has 15 televisions, each with direct and cable channels. The video transmission worked fine on all 30 devices, the problem is that the IR signal transmission only works in some cases. Sometimes it works fine, sometimes it works when you are to the right of the IR receiver, and sometimes it doesn't work at all. I contacted customer service to explain the problem but all I got was an email asking me to make sure they are connected…