HDBaseT HDMI Extender Over Single Cat5e/6/6a/7 Ethernet Cable 4K@60Hz 130ft, 1080P@60Hz 230ft, Supports CEC, Bi-Directional PoE, IR and RS232 Pass Through, EDID, HDCP 2.2 (4KEX70-L)

Does it all .....I really like the Industrial feel of this unit (screw in power--solid metal chassis and small--nice feel)....It works great. My tv is 145 feet away thru Cat 6 (Belkin) looks great...really surprised. The HDCP 2.2 is a critical feature and a big deal if you want to use 4k and extend it. I like it so I can distribute my video signals from a single closet. My Rokus, Fire TVs and Dish network all all inputs to my 8 X 8 video matrix (8 inputs and 8 outputs). I use this on the output side so for example I do not need a 8 Dish network units (Hopper3 and Joey) (that would cost $7 each a month X 7 = $49 per month --first unit is included in base cost with dish)--I use two (cost $7 per month) for all of my TVs. I use my phone as my remote using the Dish app--- Functional responses are faster than the IR....not sure why but it is....The Hopper3 was critical to make all this work...

Ich habe das Produkt bisher mit einem 15m CAT 5e Kabel getestet. Die Übertragung vom 4k60Hz YUV422 war ohne Probleme erfolgreich! Das Produkt hält was es verspricht! Der Empfänger sollte nicht an einem engen Ort untergebracht werden, er wird merklich wärmer als der Sender.

This is the only device I could find that would allow me connect my receiver to my TV that is ~100' away and still get a 4K . I have used power boosted HDMI cables before at 4 times the cost of this, but this solution is superior. Cat 6 shielded or better cables are a lot cheaper and easier to make as well. Their support is solid as well--helped me out 10 months after the purchase and were great to work with.

The packaging was simple and nice. Instructions was simple and straight forward. Exactly what I wanted. Ive searched around for something that has similar specification but the price just does not come close to this. Good bang for buck. I got everything along with this unit brand new, new receiver, new HDMI cables, new TV etc etc. I did, however, ran into a small issue that would drive some users mad. I have CAT5e running inside the walls as I just finished renovating the basement. At first, the green LINK status light does not appear, which caused some nervousness as I thought the cable was faulty inside the wall. So I pushed my Rack over to the TV so i can run a ethernet cable just to test if it works. Green lights appear, but it intermittently, goes away, and starts blinking. But it will also stay light. Very inconsistent. I did not get a picture once on the TV, it just kept trying to retrieve the signal, yet never found. I noticed my Receiver kept clicking on and off, as if it doesn't detect any input. I tried all the HDMI cables, new and old, same issue. Changed to my old receiver. Same issue. Finally, found out the Transmitter extender could not hold the AC power steady. I put the AC power onto the receiver extender and now it works fine. Green light stays lit, and I have picture. Other than that small yet frustrating issue. The unit works fantastic, picture is great and steady, HDR wors, 4K works. I advise anyone with a similar problem to try switching the power to the corresponding unit or try a different wall outlet just in case (maybe it was my surge bar, who knows). The unit is smaller than I initially imagined. It does heat up a bit so I would advise people to give it some ventilation just in case. These are electronis, don't expect to be absolutely perfect. No electronics are perfect. Take extra precaution and set up everything correctly and well ventilated. **UPDATE. After using the unit for over a month now. I still run into problems where it loses signal. It quickly retrieves it but loses it again. Since the rx is behind the tv and secured onto the wall mount and its the one with the ac power. I just disconnect the TX ethernet where it gets POE. And plug it back in after a minute. It work just fine. This happend twice since i started using the unit

Le produit ne fonctionne plus après a peine 7 mois d’utilisation... le câble reliant les deux boîtiers fait moins de 10 mètre et est de catégorie 7. Vérifié par un testeur, j’ai également fait des tests de débit ! Bref ne pas acheter je souhaite faire valoir ma garantie !