UltraPoE CT-HDMI120E-IR 1080p HDMI over Cat5e/6 Extender with IR, 120m
UltraPoE CT-HDMI120E-IR HDMI over Ethernet extender kit
The UltraPoE CT-HDMI120E-IR extends HDMI video and audio up to 120m (396ft) over one Cat5e or Cat6 cable. The transmitter and receiver pair supports Full HD resolutions up to 1080p and returns 38kHz NEC infrared commands from the display location to the HDMI source.
Key capabilities
- Maximum extension distance: up to 120m (396ft) over one Cat5e/6 cable
- Maximum listed resolution: 1080p
- Other listed resolutions: 480p, 576p, and 720p
- HDMI standard: HDMI 1.3
- HDCP: HDCP 1.2 compliant
- IR control: 38kHz NEC infrared pass-through
- Audio sample rates: 32kHz, 44.1kHz, and 48kHz
- Network method: TCP/IP-based HDMI extension
- Modes: point-to-point, one-to-many, and cascade connection
Connections and power
- Sender: HDMI IN, LAN TX, IR OUT, Reset, and 5V DC power
- Receiver: HDMI OUT, LAN RX, IR IN, Reset, and 5V DC power
- Power adapter specification: 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz input; 5V DC 1A output
- Power consumption: 3W transmitter and 3W receiver
- Unit dimensions: 92 × 79 × 20mm
- Listed weight: 240g × 2
How the signal path works
- Connect the HDMI source to HDMI IN on the sender.
- Connect the sender's IR emitter to IR OUT and position it toward the source device's IR receiver.
- Connect HDMI OUT on the receiver to the remote display.
- Connect the IR receiver accessory to IR IN at the display location.
- Link LAN TX and LAN RX with one Cat5e/6 cable up to the supported distance.
- Power both units with compatible 5V DC 1A supplies.
Common applications
- Digital signage and information displays
- Conference rooms and classrooms
- Security monitoring stations
- Remote equipment and control-room displays
Frequently asked questions
Does this extender carry HDMI through a standard network cable?
Yes. It carries the HDMI signal between the sender and receiver over one Cat5e or Cat6 cable using a TCP/IP-based method.
Can the source be controlled from the remote display?
Yes. The 38kHz NEC IR pass-through sends compatible remote-control commands back to the source.
Can it feed more than one display?
The product supports point-to-point, one-to-many, and cascade modes through compatible Ethernet switching equipment. Network design and receiver requirements should be confirmed for the installation.
Does it support 4K?
No 4K capability is listed. The maximum specified video resolution is 1080p.
Are two power connections required?
Yes. The sender and receiver are each specified for 5V DC 1A power.