🔌 Cable Matters 4K 60Hz HDMI Extender Balun with HDMI 2.0 and HDR - Wall Mount 4K HDMI Over Ethernet Extender up to 164 Feet - Supports Local Monitor Loop-Out: Optimal HDMI Extension Solution Review

As the name suggests. For the heating part, make sure it is away from other electronic devices. If it lands on anything that gives off a hint of heat, it will lose signal and you'll have to reset everything. Since the case is similar to an SSD, you can also use a snap-in mount if you have extra accessories if you don't want to drill holes with screws.

Works as advertised. Reliable, mature components. Everything you need is included. A nice feature when connecting to an AC adapter is that it has a screw lock to prevent accidental power loss. Tested at 125 feet at 4K and 1080p. Ideal. No artifacts or delays. IR worked flawlessly. The IR blaster (on the transmitter) has a wide range of angles (about 5-6 inches) vertically and horizontally. Shielded cable is important Cat 6a cable installed.

There is nothing special to say - the signal sends normally, but not stably. The screen turns off every few seconds, making it unusable. I've made sure I have the correct Cat6 cable and I'm using the HDMI cables that came with the unit so it's not by my side. I'll try another one and see if I haven't gone bad but at the moment I have no choice but to give this one a 1 star because it didn't do what it promised.

I often use HDMI to Cat-X adapters for work. I needed one for home use and had never used the CableMatters brand before. Our TV (LG QLED) is mounted on our fireplace and the only place to put a cable box was on a bookshelf 6ft away. I used Cat7 cable from the bookshelf through the wall and to the fireplace hoping the picture and sound quality would be "good". I am very impressed with the quality and the super small size. It's only 50 feet, but I'm sure the quality will stay the same at much…

Great product and works perfectly. I had a 40ft ceiling for HDMI, had no issues with HD but the signal dropped when I upgraded to 4K. I already had CAT 6 mileage. Unit comes with wall brackets and two 4K compatible HDMI cables. Installation took 15 minutes. Only hiccup trying to figure out the EXT vs LOC dip switch. I still do not understand. At first there was no picture, I read the instructions 4 times and didn't understand. Then flipped the switch, waited 30-60 seconds and got the picture. I

UPDATE. I contacted Revain support and solved the problem satisfactorily, slowly but they managed. I will continue to use Cable Matters products. First Review - I love Cable Matters products, I buy them all the time. But this time I am very disappointed. One of the two power supplies is missing a lock. Goods for 2 cents, but without the power supply is useless. Getting help is a pain. The product has no model number and the online support button directed me to Revain support, not Cable Matters.

Bought to upgrade my existing HDMI line which only supports 1080p to 4k. Below is how I set up the connection.1. Receiver HDMI output to HDMI input on TX2 device. TX Ethernet to Ethernet port on wall outlet3. Ethernet port from the wall socket (on the other end) to the Ethernet port on the RX4. The HDMI output of the RX unit to the HDMI input of the projector. If you are having trouble, the following steps may help1. switch off the power supply of the TX2 unit. Turn on the receiver/input…

Update 4/30/21: After a few months everything was working fine. During the winter I had occasional failures with our heat pump, but once I switched back to the air conditioning the failures became fairly frequent. I had a keystone and connector that had to be unplugged and after that it now works in place. I turned on the AC and turned on some other elements at the same time. No falls. So the key is to use a piece of wire. No connections, no sockets. In fact, it's just a very long connecting…