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| Niles Audio C5-HDMI T CAT-5 HDMI Transmit Balun |
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Item# 6784
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Price: Normally $224.95
Hot Deal $199.96
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Free shipping on orders $200 and up details
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Overview
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- Shielded CAT-5 Connectors
- Compatible With HDMI Resolutions From 480i to 1080p
- A Transmitter And Receiver Balun Are Required For A Complete System
- Uses Two Runs Of CAT-5 Cable
- HDCP Compliant
- HDMI Version 1.3 Compliant
- Compatible With CAT-5 & CAT-6 UTP And STP
- Run HDMI Signlas Over Long Distances Using Cost-effective CAT-5 Cable
- WARRANTY 2 year limited
Essential Info
The Niles Audio C5-HDMI T CAT-5 HDMI Transmit Balun is the most popular use of HDMI baluns. Instead of running a pre-made HDMI cable through the wall from an HDMI switching receiver to an HD display, you simply run two CAT-5 cables and use Niles Audio HDMI Baluns - a much easier (and less expensive) solution. Running HDMI cable inside a wall cavity is risky on new construction projects (the cable could get stolen or damaged), and it is virtually impossible in many retrofit projects.
Important notes:
- Smarthome does not offer technical support on this product, please contact the manufacturer directly for all product support.
- Defective exchanges for identical item within 30 days of purchase. After 30 days, please contact the manufacturer.
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More Info
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The Niles Audio C5-HDMI T CAT-5 HDMI Transmit Balun application is susceptible to problems due to the "handshaking" required by the HDMI specification. Handshaking refers to the establishment of communication between two HDMI devices - say a Blu-ray player through an A/V receiver to an LCD TV. During this initial communication, information about resolution, copy [rotection, and other parameters are negotiated between the two devices. If there are problems with this handshaking, the two devices will not communicate. If there is a problem, it is usually with the A/V receiver. There are two varieties of HDMI switching found on A/V receivers: "straight switching" and "switching with repeating." A/V receivers that use "switching with repeating" keep the critical handshaking engaged constantly for any connected HDMI device. When a switch occurs, they simply move from one "repeater" connection to another. This means you have less chance of failure. Straight switching units can be hit-or-miss. Also, in our testing we found that, by and large, "repeating" A/V receivers are capable of HDMI balun distances much greater than "switching" only A/V receivers. Therefore we recommend that "repeating" A/V receivers be used in this application.
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Specifications
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- Overall Dimensions: 4.75" (120.7 Mm) W X .85" (21.6 Mm) D X 2" (50.8 Mm) H
- Transmission Distance At Each Resolution:
- 480i, 480p, 720p And 1080i-up To 200 Feet (61m)
- 1080p-up To 100 Feet (30.5m)
- 5V Power Supply Included
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