The Smart-AVI HLX-RX500S HDMI Extender Receiverfrom Smart-AVI HLX-RX500S HDMI Extender Receiverreceives HDMI signals up to 500' via Cat5e/6. It is designed for use with the HLX-TX500 Transmitter. Users can set up their own extension cabling or utilize the pre-existing LAN infrastructure they have access to.

The HLX-RX500S Receiver compresses data to utilize the Cat5e/6 cables, but users see no degradation of signal when using 1Gb Internet connections and up. For users utilizing pre-existing LAN connections, implementing a 1Gb switch allows for full-resolution extension. Users with lesser bandwidth will experience compressed signals.

With no software or driver required, users can easily extend HDMI signals from sources such as HDTVs, Blu-ray players, and video game consoles. The HLX-RX500S Receiver supports up to Full HD 1080p60 video, and can be controlled with an IR remote control (not included). The receiver is a compact unit that can be easily integrated into a digital display network at retail stores, restaurants, and office spaces.

Receives HDMI signal up to 500' feet via Cat5e/6 cables

Chainable for thousands of feet of extension

Supports high-resolution Full HD video at 60 Hz

Supports stereo audio

Can be controlled with an IR remote control (not included)

Bracket-mountable

No software or driver required

Plug-and-play ready

Designed and manufactured in the USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this unit IP/network based? If not then how do you cascade up to 10 units without using a network switch?

A: The KanexPro 4K HDMI Cascading Extender Receiver over Cat 6 (230') would have to connect to a network switch that could provide 10 ports for the cascade.

Q: 2. Can I rotate the image on the top two TVs through this switch? I installed the top two TVs upside down.

A: The Smart-AVI 4K-Wall Video Wall Controller and Matrix does not support image flip or rotation.

Q: 3. Has anyone tried running a 150 ft cat5e with it?

A: Yes. It works fantastic at any length. I personally have run it at 100ft with no signal loss and don't expect it to at 150 either. You can run 200+ with no issues, it's Ethernet baby!

Q: 4. what is the maximum distance for 1080p on CAT6?

A: When using a HDMI extender like the Vanco Evolution 4K HDMI Extender the maximum distance we would recommend sending the signal over Cat6 is 100m or 328ft.

Q: 5. I'm trying to move my cable box to a closet in another room. would like to install a IR remote eye to my tv in order to have no cable wires showing. is that possible?

A: This item may or may not work with your cable box. So that we may find a solution for you, please email us. provideo@a href= http://bhphotovideo.com target= _blank bhphotovideo.com./a

Q: 6. Does it support 1920x1200?

A: Yes. The following unit supports the following format and compressions. Video Format HDMI Input (4:4:4 YUV) UHD 4K: 60 fps 1080p: 60 fps 1080i: 60 fps 720p: 60 fps 576p: 60 fps PAL: 60 fps 480p: 60 fps NTSC: 60 fps PC Resolutions HDMI: 1280 x 960 HDMI: 1280 x 800 HDMI: 1280 x 768 HDMI: 1680 x 1050 HDMI: 1360 x 768 HDMI: 1600 x 900 HDMI: 1024 x 768 HDMI: 800 x 600

Q: 7. I would need this specifically to send the HDMI output of a camera through a switcher to a live projector during a ceremony. The switcher would also have a laptop input. Will this unit support the transfer of the live video signal under these conditions?

A: Yes it will up to about 150 feet

Q: 8. Can you run 2 seperate transmitters on the same network?

A: Any number of transmitters and receivers can be installed on a network.

Q: 9. It does not say if a power adapter is included. If not do you have a recommended supply?

A: In the overview portion of the listing, when you navigate by scrolling down, you will see the "In The Box," to the right side where in this case it clearly states the 12VDC Power Supply is included in your purchase of the Vanco Evolution 4K HDMI Extender. The device can also be powered with POE with no more than 3.5W of power consumption at any time.

Q: 10. can you use a ethernet switch with this product to split to multiple screens

A: Nope, it's a 1-1 connection and must be a direct link using the network cable.