MuxLab
MuxLab 500037 quad video balun BNC repeater
Transmits four composite video signals over unshielded twisted pair cable in a point-to-point link
- DimensionsSecutiry/HomeAutomation
- Transmits four composite video signals over UTP cable
- Point-to-point connection simplifies installation
- Uses unshielded twisted pair for cost-effective cabling
- Quad design reduces hardware needed for multi-camera setups
MuxLab 500037 quad video balun
The MuxLab 500037 transmits up to four composite video signals over unshielded twisted pair cabling in a point-to-point configuration. It replaces multiple coaxial runs with a single structured cable for cleaner installations. The unit suits professional A/V integrators extending surveillance or automation feeds.
Installers needing composite video over UTP
This balun serves point-to-point links only and does not support switched networks or IP distribution. Buyers requiring signal distribution to multiple displays, HD-SDI transport, or power over the same cable should consider other solutions.
Highlights
- Transmits four composite video signals over UTP cable
- Point-to-point connection simplifies installation
- Uses unshielded twisted pair for cost-effective cabling
- Quad design reduces hardware needed for multi-camera setups
Specifications
| Brand | Muxlab |
|---|---|
| Model | 500037 |
| Dimensions | Secutiry/HomeAutomation |
Questions about this item
How far can the 500037 extend a composite video signal over UTP cable?
The 500037 transmits up to four composite video signals over unshielded twisted pair cable in a point-to-point connection, with distance dependent on the cable category and signal resolution used.
Does the 500037 require external power and does it generate noticeable heat during continuous operation?
The 500037 is a passive balun requiring no external power supply, so it produces no heat and operates silently during all-day use.
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