🔌 J-Tech Digital Long Range HDMI Extender Over Cat6 150m/492ft: HDBaseT 1080P Extender with PoC, Bi-Directional IR, Dolby Digital, DTS Support, EDID, CEC, & RS-232 Passthrough (JTECH-HDT150) Review

Researched many of these HDMI extenders. I had to run a 75 foot cable from the receiver to the projector. This device was literally plug and play. I also bought an ethernet cable recommended by the company. Quality cable that works great with this extension. Love the fact that it's PoE too. Good product.

This isn't my first extender but this one had a bad receiver. All others work for me without any problems. I emailed J-Tech and they responded within an hour. They sent me a pre-addressed fedex label to send back to them and within a day of receipt they sent me another to replace the bad one. Excellent customer service.

I used this to send a signal from a Mac to 3 1080p TVs via a splitter on the other end. It worked on the first try with no flickering or signal loss, like the 100-foot HDMI cable the Church previously had. I couldn't get the IR to work, I think it's because it goes into the splitter and then into the TVs. The build quality is excellent, it has been working for a month or two, no problems.

Works very well with my Revain FireTV, Wii-U and PS4 (I had DHCP issues with another swvice). Also excellent customer service, someone answered the call quickly and was very knowledgeable and patient. I highly recommend this product and am impressed with the company. It replaced my 15ft HDMI cable which only worked well at 1080p (5m is the limit for 4k, I leaned a lot).

I needed a 1080p/60Hz HDMI over Ethernet Extender to extend the cable from my HDMI switcher to my QUMI Q38 projector and it does the job the requirements. I also have a J-Tech HDMI over Ethernet digital extender for my 4K home theater that has been working fine since last summer. One of the great things about this power strip is that it transmits power over an Ethernet connection, so the far end doesn't need a wall wart for power. The picture quality is excellent.

I've been buying one of these for a long time in my live stream setup and it has worked so well I ended up buying another one. I've only increased the length to 400ft once, but have used 100ft many times with no problems. I've been broadcasting a 1080p 24MB signal live streaming through these devices for several hours and haven't had any overheating or crashes on any of the devices. Yes, you have to run a long Ethernet cable, but I didn't have any signal issues like with WiFi when the room is…

I bought an HDMI Long Range 150m/492ft HDBaseT 1080P Extender. I have primarily used it to transmit video and audio from my Sony a6500 camera over 100ft to an audience to view in another room. I bought a 125 foot Cat6 cable from him. The video feed was very clean with no noticeable lag when switching to a 1080p monitor. The transition to a 4K TV had a 1/3 second delay, but at least the audio was in sync so you couldn't tell until you saw what the camera was seeing at the same time. When testing