Tripp Lite 2-Port HDMI over Cat5 / Cat6 Extender / Splitter, Box-Style Transmitter for Video and Audio, 1080p @ 60 Hz, Up to 45.72 m (150-ft.) **

The B126-002 2-Port HDMI over Cat5/Cat6 Extender/Splitter works with Tripp Lite B126-Series remote receivers to split a single HDMI audio/video signal into two separate signals. Its ideal for digital signs, trade shows, presentations, retail settings and other applications where the video source is located farther than conventional cables allow or that require multiple displays connected to one source. It uses HDMI cable (see Tripp Lites P568-Series) to connect to the source and Cat5e/6 cable to transmit to the remote monitors (for best results, use 24 AWG solid-wire Cat5e/6 cable, such as Tripp Lites N202-Series). When used with Tripp Lites B126-1A0 or B126-1A0-WP-1 active remote receivers, the Extender/Splitter can extend a 1080i (60 Hz) signal up to 60.96 m (200-ft.), a 1080p signal (60 Hz) up to 45.72 m (150-ft.) and a 3D signal up to 38.1 m (125-ft.) With a B126-1P0 or B126-1P0-WP-1 passive remote receiver, it can extend a 1080i (60 Hz) signal up to 30.5 m (100-ft.) and a 1080p (60 Hz) signal up to 15.24 m (50-ft.) Add up to three B126-110 remote repeaters to each channel to fully extend the signal range or add more displays. In addition to crystal-clear video, the B126-002 delivers full, rich stereo and 7.1-channel surround sound (multi-channel or PCM) audio. Easy to set up with no software or drivers to install. Mounts to a wall, rack or pole using the included hardware.

- Perfect for digital signs, trade shows and retail settings
- Supports high-definition video resolutions up to 1080p (60 Hz)
- Supports stereo and 7.1-channel surround sound audio
- Works with all operating systems and HDMI video sources
- Plug and playno software or drivers to install

- Extends a 1080i (60 Hz) signal up to 53.34 m (175-ft.), a 1080p (60 Hz) signal up to 38.1 m (125-ft.) and a 3D signal up to 30.5 m (100-ft.) with each optional Tripp Lite B126-110 remote repeater
- Extends a 1080i (60 Hz) signal up to 60.96 m (200-ft.), a 1080p (60 Hz) signal up to 45.72 m (1