HDMI Extender Over Ethernet 4k 60HZ Uncompressed 18G/BPS Over Single Cat5/6 up to 40m(165ft), RS232+POE+IR+HDCP2.2, HDR CEC EDID Management.

Reviews

Mellaschu

And works as expected. It connected straight away. But I would presume you won’t be able to have it run on a switch. Nice touch, it comes with Velcro adhesive pads, which sounds odd but actually is extremely useful when mounting unit securely on say an overhead projector mount - I guess a very common set up for use with this - and how I'm using it.

Oliver Feeley-Sprague

Just have it powered on transmitter) I installed it with the SkyQ as the installer was there and it works flawlessly. Bit of background. I’ve not tested it with an external power as I don’t want to risk frying my POE switch. I've knocked off one star because it's £120 so feels pricey really.

Charles stevens

99). So I new if I was to upgrade to 4K sky in the future it would work. The transmitter is powered, the receiver unit takes it power from the cable.

Andrés

Based on my setup working with Bluetooth I haven’t tested the IR capability. This works.

Chris

I’m presuming you can power either the transmitter or receiver with the wall plug and will pass to the other device (not tested. I've had this projector for over 6 months and this is the first time I've managed to get it to display it's full resolution! After months of frustration I concluded the HDMI cable run was the weak link.

Dieter

Speaking to the installer and they don’t supply the IR version anymore but the installer said if it doesn’t work he would drop 1 off from his house which he has 4. As you can see from the images, after an agonizing 3 second wait for the input to initialise (my projector has a slight delay whilst it detects the input signal) - it's delivering 4K into the projector and all the 4K resolution settings are showing up and selectable. It will fix the problem. SkyQ remote is of the Bluetooth variant as it works through my walls (only a halfway between).