The KW-14T and KW-14R are a high-definition, wireless, HDMI transmitter / receiver pair for indoor use. Up to four KW-14R receivers can receive from one KW-14T transmitter and up to three KW-14T transmitters can be paired with one KW-14R receiver. The KW-14T and KW-14R pair comes pre-associated.

• Maximal data rate 6.75 Gbps
• Deep color up to 12 bit
• Transmits to up to four receivers simultaneously
• Pair receivers with multiple transmitters
• Uses AES 128 bit encryption
• Transmission range up to 30 m
• IR remote control with on-screen display

Provides 6.75 Gbps (2.25 Gbps per graphic channel) and deep color up to 12 bit.

The KW-14 uses AES - 128-bit encryption.

Up to four receivers can receive from one transmitter simultaneously, and up to three transmitters associated with one receiver at any given time.

The transmission range reaches up to 30 m even through walls and furniture.

It selects suitable frequencies to prevent RF interference.

IR remote control enables the OSD menu to be displayed on the output display.

The mode activates after three minutes when no input or link is detected.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I have two receivers receiving from the same transmitter?

A: Up to three additional separately sold transmitters can be paired with the receiver. But only one receiver may be used in a system.

Q: 2. Can two of these systems be used at the same time in the same room? I want to capture video from a remote device to a professional mixer and also send video out of the same mixer to an HDMI splitter.

A: IOGEAR says: I would recommend using the GWHD11 and GWHDKIT11 for this setup. . To better service you and understand your set up, please feel to contact our customer support at 1-866-946-4327 or email us: support@iogear.com. Once again, thank you for choosing IOGEAR.

Q: 3. Does the receiver go to sleep at all?

A: The IOGEAR Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver Kit (BH # IOGWHD11) has a standby mode.

Q: 4. Can the transmitter be powered through the HDMI via a Thunderbolt to HDMI adaptor?

A: No you need a USB A connection for the power.

Q: 5. Does this item need a clear line of sight? What if there are obstructions? For example: if I was filming in a room and the monitor was 100ft away in another room.

A: The reason line of sight is given by manufacturers is that is a dependable rating. When you have obstructions, it is impossible for the manufacturer to say what will happen. What does this mean in a practical sense? Think in terms of how dense are the obstructions. Figure with less dense material such as wallboard and lumber, you can be further, like two house rooms. If the wall is concrete or brick, you should still be good if there is a nearby doorway between the rooms. If still spotty, run cable from the monitor to the room the transmitter is in and hang the receiver out of frame.

Q: 6. Does this work with a cameras true 59.97hz rate vs, 60hz?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 7. Can the receive powered by standard USB? How much A?

A: The mini usb can be used for power. The transmitter requires 1A the receiver 1.5A.

Q: 8. Can one Transmitter be received by two receivers at the same time?

A: No, but up to three additional separately sold transmitters can be paired with the receiver.

Q: 9. Does the transmiter need a power source to work, or do you just plug it in the HDMI port of the notebook? If it does need a power source, which kind of power does it use? To you connect it to an available USB port on the notebook or do you have to connect it to a power plug?

A: I never got that thing working, however item number ACMWTV2KIT01 worked great

Q: 10. I am trying to show my design program on my TV. I have about a 8' HDMI wire to do so but it is very unprofessional and off looking. Will this solve that problem honestly because they told me at office depot it would with chrome cast but it didn't. It only supported certain apps, but i need something EXACTLY like the HDMI cord that plugs into my computer and into the TV but wireless. PLEASE HELP I AM DESPRETE?

A: Thia would be an ideal device for use with your proposed application.