HD-Link HL10, HDMI over Cat5e/6 Extender, up to 175ft. Extender Sewell
HD-Link HL10, HDMI over Cat5e/6 Extender, up to 175ft. Extender Sewell
HD-Link HL10, HDMI over Cat5e/6 Extender, up to 175ft. Extender Sewell
HD-Link HL10, HDMI over Cat5e/6 Extender, up to 175ft. Extender Sewell
HD-Link HL10, HDMI over Cat5e/6 Extender, up to 175ft. Extender Sewell
HD-Link HL10, HDMI over Cat5e/6 Extender, up to 175ft. Extender Sewell

HD-Link HL10, HDMI over Cat5e/6 Extender, up to 175ft.

$69.95
SKU SW-29969

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Description

Don’t let the HDMI distance barrier hold you up. Use this extender to send your HDMI signal over a single Cat5e/Cat6 cable up to 175 ft (60M).

How This Works

This kit comes as a pair, with one sender unit and one receiver unit.

  1. Simply connect the units together with one Cat5e/6 cable.
  2. Connect your HDMI cables from the sender and receiver units to their respective display or source device.
  3. Plug in the included power supplies.
  4. Your HDMI extension is now ready.

 


HDMI over Cat5

Customer Reviews

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G.R.
Single source, to single display.

It’s pretty straight forward on how this works, and it does the job very well. No flicker, no lag, and if installed right, no visible wires.

G
G.D.

Exactly what I needed.

T
T.B.H.
Part Number: SW-29969
HDMI across a whole bulding

Pros: Simple setup. Small size. One hundred fifty feet over Cat6 at 1080p. Haven't tried 4k yet.Cons: Does need AC power, which is how it gets the range. So it needs some power source on the camera end too.Other:

C
C.
Part Number: SW-29969
Works ok

Pros: I am using this with CAT5e cable, works well up to about 100ft. I have another one at 150ft and it doesn't work.Cons: For me, it doesn't work more than 100ft in length. Other:

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A.
Part Number: SW-29969
Perfect solution for extra monitor in church

Pros: I paired one of these with a splitter and it worked great for mirroring our primary display to an auxiliary room in the same building. We used good Cat6 cable which I think helped the range. (Some people who are disappointed in the range might be using cheaper cable - usually with digital signals it's all-or-nothing, but in this case that all-or-nothing can actually go a lot further with good copper, proper twisting and a decent jacket, not to mention being careful to terminate the ends well).Cons: none so farOther: Great value

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