Vigitron VI2401A Ethernet Extender over Coaxallows users to transmit network data and PoE over standard coax cable, enabling IP surveillance cameras and other high-bandwidth digital devices to use existing infrastructure cabling in reduce installation time and cost while increasing Ethernet transmission range beyond the current 328' (100 m) limitation up to 5,000 feet.

Its Symmetric Bandwidth (SBW) technology ensures that full bandwidth transmission is maintained over the entire operational distance for both uploads and downloads with the ability to transmit multiple cameras on single camera runs with no information loss. Pass Through PoE (PTP) eliminates the need for additional remote power appliances while allowing a single PoE source, such as a PoE network switch, to provide power to both transceivers and camera. The unit has low power requirements and is small enough to easily fit inside most cameras housing and junction boxes.

Transmit Ethernet over Coax Cables    Maximum Transmission Range of 5000'    Designed for High Bandwidth Equipment    Transceiver Cable Connectivity Tester    Compact and Lightweight Housing    Designed and Manufactured in the USA

Converts Ethernet UTP to transmit network data and PoE over standard coax cable

Extends Ethernet up to 5,000' over coaxial cables

MegaPixel Certified (MPC) High data rate: Ideal for high bandwidth requirements of Mega-pixel cameras, multiple IP cameras systems and cameras requiring Jumbo Frame transmission

802.3af and 802.3at Pass Through PoE (PTP) reduces installation costs while maintaining camera safeguards

Symmetric Bandwidth(SBW) provides consistent upload and download with Virtual Zero Packet Loss (VZPL) over total specified distance

Compact 3.7x1.6x1.2", and lightweight 3.4 oz design easily fits in camera enclosures and junction boxes

Designed and manufactured in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with a USB hub? In particular, a USB 3 hub on the device end? I'm only expecting USB 2.0 speeds. A competing device only worked with some USB 3.0 hubs.

A: The IOGEAR USB 2.0 BoostLinq Ethernet Extender has to be connected directly to the computer. Now as far as using it with a USB hub on the device end, it may be possible. If you are planning to use it that way, then I recommend to get a USB hub with external power.

Q: 2. Do you need a moca filter on coax coming into house?

A: You will need to install one unit near your router and one near your mesh or device units when installing the ASUS MA-25 MoCA 2.5 Coax to Ethernet Adapter (2-Pack) BH #ASMA252PK.

Q: 3. Does this introduce noticeable delay in the video?

A: No. It is amazingly fast.

Q: 4. Assuming a high quality cable, will this be able to provide full USB 2.0 480 mpbs speeds at 164 feet? Thanks!

A: Yes, USB 2.0 can travel without signal degradation over 164 feet.

Q: 5. Can you have multiple transmitters on the same network and flip between sources?

A: There are no controls on the receiver so no way to flip between sources. The transmitters do multicast across the whole network so the best way to do what you want (with these boxes) would be to set up separate physical networks or create virtual LANs to separate the various transmitters. A receiver's port would need to be assigned to a particular VLAN to receive the signal from the transmitter on that VLAN.

Q: 6. What is the max length of hdmi input cable for this aten ve806t?we tried using 5m hdmi but flickering happens

A: This unit can support up to 40m of cable for 1080p resolutions. If you're seeing flickering, we'd recommend slowly changing the EQ dial on the receiver side and see if a different number works better.ATEN Support

Q: 7. Is this an Ethernet extender or just a Cat5/6 Extender? HUGE difference between just retransmitting across CAT5 wiring and actually converting to Ethernet Frames, Only the latter would allow you to use with switches or other L2 devices in between, which is the scenario I'm trying to use it for. Not looking to run a dedicated line.

A: For what I bought it for and I believe what its designed for, is to just extend and transmit USB protocol past the recommend 6 feet. In my tests I was able to extend up to 150 ft. This is a P2P device.

Q: 8. This states that it has a fixed IP address. So would this work to a convert an HDMI video single to an addressable IP source that could be input to a Tricaster 410 IP connection directly, and then used as one of the two network sources?

A: No, you would convert HDMI to SDI and run the SDI cable to go to the TC410; Ocean Matrix does make that as well; you can bridge production and security systems this way as well--AL

Q: 9. Will this device transmit/receive 1080i (interlaced) video?

A: The system offers the following in and out. HDMI Input Resolution Supported 480i@60 Hz, 480p@60 Hz, 576i@50 Hz, 576p@50 Hz, 720p@50/60 Hz, 1080i@50/60 Hz, 1080p@50/60 Hz HDMI Output Resolution Supported 480p@60 Hz, 576p@50 Hz, 720p@50/60 Hz, 1080p@50/60 Hz

Q: 10. AC/DC Switched Source COMES WITH UNIVERSAL STANDARD ADAPTERS, POSSIBILITY OF EXCHANGES WHY DO I NEED TO CONNECT IN BRAZIL?

A: The Ocean Matrix HDMI Over IP Extender / Converter will work in your country with the correct plug adapters.