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StarTech.com STHDBTRX 230-Feet HDMI Over Cat5 / Cat6 Receiver for ST424HDBT HDMI 4×4 Matrix Switcher Receiver with IR Extension

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Feature

Cost-saving installation, with non-proprietary Cat5e/Cat6 cabling
Eliminate clutter, and reduce failure points using an all-in-one HDMI switch, splitter, and extender, with mounting brackets included
Hassle-free operation with Serial, Ethernet, or IR control
230-Feet (70m) HDMI extension over Cat5/6 Cabling
IR extender/receiver cables included

Product Description

StarTech.com STHDBTRX 230-Feet HDMI Over Cat5 / Cat6 Receiver for ST424HDBT HDMI 4x4 Matrix Switcher Receiver with IR Extension

HDMI over Cat5 / Cat6 Receiver for ST424HDBT – 230ft (70m) – 4K / 1080p
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Eliminate clutter using an all-in-one HDMI switch, mounting brackets included
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Extend the HDMI signal from your ST424HDBT* Matrix switch over Cat5/Cat6 cable, with IR control

The STHDBTRX works with the ST424HDBT HDMI matrix switch to extend an HDMI audio/video source up to 230ft (70m) over Cat5e/6 cabling. One STHDBTRX receiver unit is required for each individual remote display.

Cost-saving installation, with non-proprietary Cat5e/Cat6 cabling

Because the signal is extended using standard Cat5e/6 Ethernet cables with RJ45 connectors, you can use your existing cabling infrastructure, without the additional cost of special cabling or connectors.

IR extender/receiver cables included

For remote source operation, the HDMI receiver can also extend an Infrared signal from a remote control to operate either the display or the video source from either side or system, using the included IR extender and receiver cables.

Applications

Connect 4 different HDMI sources to 4 different displays, in different locations around a large building such as a shopping center, school, or hospital. Place the displays in a convenient viewing area, while the HDMI source equipment is placed elsewhere in a separate, secured environment.