This HDMI over wireless extender kit lets you extend your HDMI video signal wirelessly to a remote location, up to 65 ft (20m) away. You can extend or mirror your laptop computer to share uncompressed video, documents, music, and pictures in full HD. This wireless extender is the perfect solution for sharing ideas with your colleagues on a boardroom display or projector.
Wireless video is a practical alternative to traditional copper video cabling. It helps control your budget by avoiding the cost of installing an expensive wiring infrastructure. Plus, you don't need to drill through your walls.
The wireless video extender is easy to install and use, with simple plug-and-play installation. Just connect the video cables and turn on the extender. A pure hardware solution that doesn't require any software or drivers, the bundled kit includes both the transmitter and receiver. It saves you the hassle and expense of buying multiple devices to accomplish one task.
The extender is perfect for short range line-of-sight applications, enabling you to install your display wherever you want, unlike wired solutions that force you to compromise on the location of your display, based on the available cabling. The included hook-and-loop mounting strips also let you mount the extender and receiver to virtually any surface, such as walls or even the back of your display.
With hassle-free operation, you don't need to be an A/V technician to use this extender. It's a great solution for commercial markets such as retail storefronts and lobbies, as well as healthcare and education facilities.
With support for high definition resolutions up to 1080p, this HDMI over wireless extender can accommodate virtually any remote video application. The wireless extender transmits at 60 Hz enabling you to extend your 7.1 audio and video to a remote location with less than 100 milliseconds of latency, making this extender suitable for interactive applications, such as video games. To keep your video transmission secure, the extender uses AES-128 encryption.
For optimal performance the transmitter and receiver should be in sight of each other.