Jansicotek
Jansicotek HDMI to TVI CVI AHD CVBS BNC Converter Adapter Transmitter AHD Loop Out 500-700m
Converts HDMI to AHD with dual outputs reaching 500-700 metres for CCTV systems
- TypeHDMI to AHD Converter
- Connector A1 x HDMI input
- Connector B2 x AHD output
- Package Contents1x HDMI to AHD Converter 1x 5V/1A Power Adapter and Cable 1x
- Converts HDMI to AHD for CCTV display
- AHD loop-out extends signal up to 700 metres
- Dual AHD outputs drive two recorders simultaneously
- Accepts 1080p at 25, 30, 50 or 60 Hz input
- Built-in ESD protection ensures reliable operation
HDMI to AHD Converter with Loop Out
The Jansicotek converter transforms an HDMI source into two AHD outputs at 720p or 1080p @30Hz. It accepts SD, HD and 3G HDMI formats up to 1080p60. A built-in repeater extends the signal up to 700 metres over coaxial cable. The unit includes a 5V power adapter and ships new.
Installers linking HDMI gear to coaxial DVRs
Security installers can feed HDMI video into TVI, CVI, AHD or CVBS recorders without replacing cameras. The dual AHD outputs allow simultaneous local monitoring and recording. Buyers needing 4K output, 60 Hz AHD frame rates or IP-network streaming should consider other solutions.
500 to 700 metre coaxial reach
The repeater function carries 720p or 1080p AHD signals up to 700 metres depending on resolution and cable quality. This distance determines whether the converter suits the site layout. Shorter runs work equally well; longer runs exceed the specified range.
Highlights
- Converts HDMI to AHD for CCTV display
- AHD loop-out extends signal up to 700 metres
- Dual AHD outputs drive two recorders simultaneously
- Accepts 1080p at 25, 30, 50 or 60 Hz input
- Built-in ESD protection ensures reliable operation
Specifications
| Type | HDMI to AHD Converter |
|---|---|
| Connector A | 1 x HDMI input |
| Connector B | 2 x AHD output |
| Package Contents | 1x HDMI to AHD Converter 1x 5V/1A Power Adapter and Cable 1x 1x User Manual |
Questions about this item
How do I install the converter and what step is often missed?
Connect the HDMI source to the input, link the two AHD outputs to your recorder or monitor using BNC cables, then plug in the included 5V/1A power adapter; the step often missed is powering the unit before checking for a signal.
What maintenance or replacement will this converter need over time?
The unit has no moving parts or user-serviceable components; only the external 5V/1A power adapter may need replacement if it fails after extended use.
What limit appears first during sustained operation at 1080p?
The AHD outputs are capped at 1080P@30Hz, so the 30Hz frame-rate ceiling is the first constraint you hit during continuous high-resolution transmission.
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