Product Description
The Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver 1080P 50m Extender Kit sends HDMI video and audio from a source to a display without a long HDMI cable. HDMI stands for High-Definition Multimedia Interface.
What the specs mean in use
- 1080P – Full HD picture, 1920 x 1080 pixels.
- Up to 50 metres (approx. 65 ft) – the stated range in open environments. Walls and obstacles are not part of that figure.
- Plug and play – power both units and they connect automatically. No pairing cables are needed.
- LED indicators and display icons – show connection signal and pairing status, so you can see whether the link is up.
How it fits together
The transmitter plugs into the HDMI output of the source. That can be a computer, laptop, media player, TV box or DVR (digital video recorder). The receiver plugs into the HDMI input of a monitor, projector or television.
Both units are compact and portable. You will need a source with an HDMI output and a display with an HDMI input.
Where it suits
- Presentations and conference rooms
- Home entertainment systems
- CCTV monitoring stations, where a DVR feeds a screen that is awkward to cable to
- Digital signage
Also listed as LJW000810-RT.
Specifications
- Product Type
- Wireless HDMI Extender Kit
- Transmission Type
- Wireless video and audio
- Connection
- HDMI transmitter connects to source device
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum range?
Up to 50 metres (approx. 65 ft) in open environments.
What resolution does it support?
It supports Full HD 1080P video transmission.
Can I connect a DVR to a monitor with it?
Yes. The transmitter connects to HDMI sources including a DVR, and the receiver connects to a monitor, projector or television.
How do the two units connect?
Once powered, they establish a wireless connection automatically. LED indicators and display icons show connection signal and pairing status.
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