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This kenable HDMI Extender is for users needing to send a high-definition HDMI signal over long distances using standard Ethernet cabling. Its key benefit is extending your display up to 120 meters with a single Cat6 cable, offering a flexible and cost-effective solution for home or office setups. A potential caveat is that maximum distance and performance depend on the quality and type of Ethernet cable used.
| Model Part Number | HD-EX345-120A |
|---|---|
| Brand | kenable |
The maximum transmission distance is 120 meters when using a Cat6 Ethernet cable. For Cat5e, the maximum distance is 100 meters, and for Cat5, it is 80 meters.
No, this HDMI extender features a Plug and Play design and does not require any special software installation. Simply connect the devices using the provided cables.
No, this extender supports a maximum resolution of 1080p (Full HD) at 50/60Hz. It is not designed for 4K signals.
The IR passback feature allows you to control your HDMI source device (like a Blu-ray player or PC) using its remote control from the location of your display, using the included IR transmitter and receiver adapters.
The local loop-out is an HDMI output port on the transmitter unit. It allows you to connect a local monitor or TV to the source device directly, without needing an additional HDMI splitter.
For the best performance and maximum distance of 120 meters, a Cat6 Ethernet cable is recommended. Cat5e cables will work but are limited to 100 meters.
Yes, this HDMI extender supports HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection), ensuring compatibility with protected content sources.
Verify that all HDMI and Ethernet cables are securely connected to both the transmitter and receiver units. Check that the Ethernet cable is of Cat5e or Cat6 standard and not damaged. Ensure both the source and display devices are powered on and set to the correct inputs. Test with a shorter Ethernet cable if possible. Confirm the IR adapter connections are correct.
The quality of the Ethernet cable is crucial. Try using a higher-quality Cat6 cable. Ensure the cable is not damaged or kinked. Reduce the transmission distance if possible. Check the resolution settings on the source device to ensure it matches the extender's capabilities (1080p @ 50/60Hz).
Ensure the IR transmitter and receiver adapters are correctly plugged into the transmitter and receiver units, respectively. Position the IR transmitter directly in front of the source device's IR receiver sensor. Ensure there are no obstructions between the IR receiver and the remote control. Check that the IR device frequency is within the 20-60KHz range supported by the extender.
Confirm that the power adapters are securely connected to both the extender units and the electrical outlets. Try plugging the power adapters into different outlets to rule out power source issues.
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