CT-HD100-E 330-feet HDMI Extender Over Cat5e/6

My home was previously configured to distribute video via CAT5 using component video baluns to two different TVs (one about 100 ft run, the other about 200 ft run). I tried numerous different component video baluns (including some high-end models), extensive efforts grounding components at all ends, etc., and could never get a consistently good picture. Somewhere along the way I'm getting interference or have questionable CAT5e cable. Well, I finally gave up and bought these Conversions Technology HDMI extenders. My problems were instantly solved. Both video runs that previously had bad interference, are now crystal clear. The system also includes an HDMI matrix switch and HDMI splitter, and four different HDMI sources, and I've had zero problems with HDMI handshakes and signaling issues. These HDMI extenders just work. Highly recommended.

After messing with cheap extenders for the last 2 years and having them fail, i tried the conversion tech. extender and its the best. I'm using it on a run of dedicated cat 5e of 95 ft inside walls (through a patch panel) and it worked without any problems. You can get away with the cheap extenders on short runs but when its over 75 ft or so go with this extender and you wont be sorry.

Very tiny module, great functionality, no sudden drops and ubiquitous 1080p.Cons:- Power adapter could be slimmer- IR Transmitter / Receiver should have a wider spectrum (i spent quite a while installing them in the right position so they worked correctly)