1x HDMI to 2x HDBaseT Splitter 100m with HDMI Output Bypass - CYP - Black

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The CYP PU-1H2HBTE is designed for AV installers and professionals who need to distribute a single HDMI source to multiple HDBaseT™ displays, offering a key benefit of uncompressed signal distribution up to 100m over a single Cat cable. A potential caveat is that optimal 5-Play™ functionality requires compatible HDBaseT™ receivers. This compact, black aluminium splitter supports 4K resolutions, various audio formats, and includes an HDMI bypass output for cascading, making it a versatile solution for extending HDMI signals.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | PU-1H2HBTE |
| Brand | CYP |
With Cat5e cable, the maximum operating distance is 80 meters. With Cat6 or Cat7 cable, the maximum distance is 100 meters.
Yes, the PU-1H2HBTE supports all HDMI v1.4 resolutions, including 4K.
This splitter itself does not provide PoH (Power over HDBaseT). However, it supports HDBaseT™ 5-Play™ functionality, which includes PoH if your connected HDBaseT™ receivers and infrastructure are designed to draw or provide power over the Cat cable.
The HDMI bypass output provides a direct copy of the input HDMI signal, allowing you to connect a local display for monitoring or to cascade the signal to another HDMI device, such as another splitter or an AV matrix.
You should use Cat5e, Cat6, or Cat7 cables. For optimal performance, especially at longer distances or with 4K signals, Cat6 or Cat7 (preferably shielded) are recommended.
No, this product is a splitter/transmitter. Compatible HDBaseT™ receivers (such as the CYP PU-507RX) must be purchased separately.
The splitter supports high-definition audio, including DTS-HD and Dolby TrueHD, as well as standard multi-channel audio up to 7.1.
Verify HDMI source is powered on and outputting signal. Ensure Cat cables are securely connected at both ends and are not damaged. Confirm that HDBaseT™ receivers are powered and compatible. Test with a shorter known good Cat cable. Check that the HDMI source resolution and refresh rate are supported (HDMI v1.4).
Ensure the HDMI source is connected and outputting video. Check the HDMI cable connecting the source to the splitter, and if using a separate cable from the bypass port to the display, ensure it is also functional and within recommended length limits.
Check the quality and length of the Cat cable; use Cat6 or Cat7 for longer runs. Ensure cables are not kinked or damaged. Reduce the transmission distance if possible. Verify that the bandwidth (300 MHz) is not being exceeded by the source signal.
Confirm that the RS-232 or IR cables are correctly wired and connected to compatible devices at both ends. Ensure the correct baud rate and control protocols are configured on the connected devices. Verify that the respective ports on the splitter are functioning.
Ensure the AC adapter is securely connected to the splitter's DC-in jack and is plugged into a working power outlet. Verify the power adapter is the correct one supplied with the unit (24V DC, 2.7A).
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