Economical 1080P AV over IP Receiver, HDMI Receiver w/ IR Control, Plug & Play, Works with HDIP120 Transmitter
SKU: HDIP120RX
$42.99
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Extend and Split with Ease:
Works with an HDIP120E transmitter (TX) to extend 1080P@60hz full HD HDMI signal up to 120m/394ft. Up to 10 sets of HDIP120D receiver (RX) can work with a TX to build an extender splitter combo.
No Configuration Required, Plug & Play:
Works flawlessly with universal Ethernet switches, no dedicated IGMP Gigabit switch required. Set up within minutes, just plug and play.
Low Latency:
The end-to-end latency (from one TX to one RX) is less than 0.1 seconds, ideal for sports programs, movies, PC games, or video presentations.
IR Remote Control:
With the included IR signal emitter and receiver respectively connected to a TX and a RX, you can even control the source device at the RX side.
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Economical 1080P AV over IP Receiver w/ IR Control
HDIP120D is AV Access’s brand-new economical HDMI over IP receiver (RX). It can work with an HDIP120E transmitter (TX) for one-to-one and one-to-many applications. With just a single Cat5e/6 cable, a TX/RX set can extend 1080P@60hz full HD HDMI signal up to 120m/394ft. One TX and up to 10 RXs can also work with a gigabit switch to build an extender splitter combo. It is ideal for sports bar, church, restaurant, home surveillance, broadcasting station or other scenarios where you need HDMI signal extension and splitting.
Note: This product is just a receiver and can’t be used alone. If you also need a transmitter, please click this link for your purchase.
Main Features:
- Works with an HDIP120E transmitter (TX) for one-to-one and one-to-many applications
- Works easily with an Ethernet switch, no need to configure; real plug and play
- Comes with an IR receiver for IR control
Work as Extender Splitter Combo
With the HDIP120 extender kit, you can easily transmit 1080P@60hz full HD HDMI signal up to 120m/394ft via a single Cat5e/6 cable. You can also connect one transmitter and up to 10 receivers via a gigabit switch to build an extender splitter combo. HDIP120 is ideal for sports bar, church, restaurant, home surveillance, broadcasting station or other scenarios where you need HDMI signal extension and splitting.
Set up in Minutes, Just Plug and Play
HDIP120 is designed for users without any IP knowledge, as easy as HDBaseT products. It can work flawlessly with any universal Ethernet switch, both managed and unmanaged. Don’t need to configure the IGMP protocol on your Ethernet switch for one-to-many applications any more.
Low Latency
The extender’s end-to-end latency (from one transmitter to one receiver) is less than 0.1 seconds, ideal for sports programs, movies, PC games, or video presentations.
HDMI Local Output & IR Remote Control
With the HDMI local output on the transmitter, you can connect it to a local monitor to easily preview whatever image streamed to the remote side. What’s more, with the included IR signal emitter and receiver, you can effortlessly control your source device even at the receiver side.
Connection Diagram
Application Scenarios
Specifications
| Technical | |
|---|---|
| Input A/V Port |
1 x LAN
|
| Input Resolutions | Up to 1080P@60Hz |
| Output A/V Port |
1 x HDMI
|
| Output Resolutions | Up to 1080P@60Hz |
| Compliance | HDMI 1.3, HDCP 1.4 |
| Transmission Distance | 120m/394ft |
| General | |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | +32°F ~ +113°F (0°C ~ +45°C) 10% ~ 90%, non-condensing |
| Storage Temperature | -4°F ~ 140°F (-20°C ~ +70°C) 10% ~ 90%, non-condensing |
| Power Supply | DC 5V 1A |
| Power Consumption | 1.6W (Max) |
| ESD Protection | Human body model: • ±8kV (air-gap discharge) • ±4kV (contact discharge) |
| Product Dimension (W x H x D) |
140mm x 21mm x 80mm/5.5” x 0.83” x 3.15″ each for TX and RX (Antennas not included) |
| Net Weight | 0.29kg |
In the Box
- 1x Receiver
- 1x Power Adapter (DC 5V 1A)
- 1x Exchangeable US Plug
- 1x Broadband IR Receiver (30-50KHz)
- 2x Mounting Ears (with Screws)
- 1x Quick Start Guide
AV over IP stands for “Audiovisual over Internet Protocol”. It is the transmission of audio, video and control signals over a network cable infrastructure, like WAN, LAN or the Internet. Different from conventional analogue AV environments, AV over IP commonly refers to the use of standard network equipment to switch and transmit audio/video signals.
Compared with traditional AV solutions, AV over IP solutions boast more flexibility and scalability. The number of sources and displays attached is no longer limited. Even when physical ports run out, multiple IP switches can be connected to expand. They also break the distance barriers and allow you to have better ratio of inputs to outputs.
Different from HDIP120, HDIP100 AV over IP solution supports video wall up to 8×8 and easy visual control with mobile App. There is no need to configure your Ethernet switch to build a distributed IP matrix system. With HDIP120, you need to configure VLAN on your Ethernet switch for matrix switching. What’s more, HDIP120 features HDMI local output and IR remote control, which HDIP100 doesn’t support. If you need to build an IP matrix with video wall, HDIP100 is the right solution for you. If you only need HDMI extension and splitting, HDIP120 is a more economical option for you, priced only at $79.99 (a transmitter and receiver kit) on our site.
With the HDIP120 HDMI over IP extender kit, you can extend 1080P@60hz HDMI signal up to 120m/394ft via a single Cat5e/6 cable. It works easily with an Ethernet switch, no need to configure; real plug and play. It also supports high-efficiency HDMI local output and IR remote control, etc.
This easy-to-use and plug-n-play AV over IP solution is ideal for sports bar, church, restaurant, home surveillance, broadcasting station or other scenarios where you need HDMI signal extension and splitting.
HDMI over Ethernet, also know as HDMI over IP, is a technology that allows users to extend HDMI signals over long distances using Ethernet cables.
It is a method of transmitting audio and video signals over a network. It involves sending HDMI signals from a source device, such as a Blu-ray player or computer, to a display, such as a TV or projector, through an Ethernet cable.
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