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πŸ”Œ Cable Matters HDMI Extender Wall Mount (TCP/IP Support) for 1-to-Many Setup - Up to 300 Feet via Ethernet Cable Review

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Details

Connector TypeHDMI, RJ45
BrandCable Matters
Number of Ports8
Compatible DevicesTablet

Description of πŸ”Œ Cable Matters HDMI Extender Wall Mount (TCP/IP Support) for 1-to-Many Setup - Up to 300 Feet via Ethernet Cable

300 foot HDMI extension - extend any audio/video HDMI connection between a computer, Blu-ray player, media streamer, or gaming console to a HDTV, monitor or projector over a single Cat 6 UTP/STP cable with this HDMI to Ethernet adapter converter; HDMI over Cat5/Cat6 cabling operates up to 300 feet; HDMI Balun Extender boxes are surface mountable with included brackets and screws; Comes with bonus 2-Pack of High Speed HDMI cables. Digital integrity multiplied - connect directly with a single cable or through a dedicated unmanaged network switch over Cat 6 cabling; Do not connect through a LAN or router with other data traffic; Connect up to 8 additional displays by adding Receiver Boxes (sold separately) through an unmanaged, dedicated Gigabit Ethernet network switch without QoS such as the TP-LINK TL-SG1005D Gigabit Desktop Switch; Lab tested with the TRENDnet 8-Port Unmanaged Gigabit Switch, TEG-S81g. Control a DVD player or other HDMI video source from a remote location with the included IR cables that forward commands over a dedicated DDC channel for convenience and security; The Ethernet to HDMI adapter converter is compatible with HDCP compliant equipment for viewing copy protected content and integrating with HDMI switch, splitter, or matrix equipment. Vibrant video & authentic audio- the HDMI extender over Cat5e/6 supports video resolutions of 1080p/1080i/720p/576p/576i/480p/480i at 50/60 Hz; The HDMI to Cat6 converter also supports HDMI High Definition audio for a full range of audio types, including SACD, DVD-Audio, DTS-HD Master Audio, and Dolby TrueHD. AC powered HDMI to Cat5 converter eliminates voltage drop with low-power HDMI ports to increase the connection distance; Cat6 to HDMI converter chipset provide auto adjustment of signal feedback, equalization, and amplification for an error-free transmission; Plug & Play without any dip switch settings; Sturdy metal enclosure provides durability and minimizes EMI/RFI noise interference.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Works great with managed gigabit switches!

Installed in a concert hall where we had to regularly move the position of our HDMI input to the projector. It's been a long time getting 20 feet in the air and rerouting a ridiculous HDMI cable. I rewired the whole club to CAT6e last summer but was a bit skeptical that this would work because the cabling literature is very keen that when using a switch it should be a dedicated switch with no management features or QoS. Well, all my cables end in a Netgear ProSafe 724 with dedicated VLANs and…

Pros
  • Computers and accessories
Cons
  • I am silent

Revainrating 5 out of 5

The transmitter and 3 out of 5 receivers failed within 2-4 years. DO NOT BUY!

Update from 05/20/20: Today the transmitter also failed. This works well when it works, but products are prone to failure. So far I have had a total of 4 receivers and one transmitter failure over a period of 4 years. If you can afford to replace them every 2-4 years, you can buy them. ============================================== = === === I had a transmitter along with 4 receivers with a TP-LINK (TL-SG105) 5-port Gigabit Ethernet desktop switch. It was easy to install and worked well to meet

Pros
  • Electronics
Cons
  • Vulgarity

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Easy to install but bad picture quality.

tl;dr----You can "do the job" for certain scenarios, but if you care about even modest image quality, look elsewhere. Long story ---- I bought these so I can mount our TV over the fireplace and put the AV receiver and sources in a rack in the closet. I only ran Cat5e cable in the fireplace wall (for temporary installation) and Cat6 from the TV to the shelf in the closet. I then connected the HDMI and Ethernet cables and everything worked as expected. I don't use IR. Then I noticed that the…

Pros
  • Great for me
Cons
  • No instructions

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Don't repeat my mistake, buy! Continue reading.

Let me start by saying that I bought many other HDMI Cat6 extenders before I bought them that were cheaper and damn I regretted it after I bought it! My original project was to run two Category 6 cables (Cable Material, Heavy Duty Cat6, 23 AWG, UL Listed, CM Rated, 550MHz) connecting to a CCTV DVR in the building and to a TV on the second floor were connected. The distance was about 130-140 feet. I've bought Category 6 HDMI extenders from brands like Monoprice ($59), Sabrent ($39), and Portta…

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  • Sturdy construction
Cons
  • No car

Revainrating 5 out of 5

UPDATED: They are absolutely worth the money!

UPDATE 2/8/18: So the rating below remains true! It's been over a year since we implemented this solution and the installation continues to work 100% with no issues. I was so impressed with the product's performance and reliability that I recently decided to try it out at our conferences we hold on the go. So we host meetings all over the west coast, where we bring a lot of our own gear to install in the hotel's grand ballrooms. We bring our own TVs and projectors to share the image with…

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  • A sea of positive emotions
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  • No achievement