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SIIG, Inc

SIIG, Inc 1080p HDMI Extender Receiver 394ft Matrix 256 Units 2 in 1 accessory

SKU CH-PZCX-3V315

Receives 1080p HDMI with stereo audio over CAT5e/6 up to 394ft for matrix systems expandable to 256 units

  • Receives 1080p HDMI with stereo audio over CAT5e/6 up to 394ft away
  • Scales to 256 units in a many-to-many matrix over a dedicated IP network
  • IR pass-back lets you control the source device from the receiver location
  • H.264 Hobbit-T compression delivers 1080p @60Hz video over standard Ethernet
  • RS-232 pass-through enables bidirectional control of serial devices across the link

Receiver unit only

This unit is the receiver half of a 1080p HDMI-over-IP extender system. It accepts stereo audio and video over CAT5e or CAT6 cable from a separate transmitter. The kit is designed for installers building a matrix that can scale to 256 endpoints across a dedicated Gigabit network.

Installation notes

Connect the receiver to a display with a standard HDMI cable and link it to the network switch with a CAT5e or CAT6 run up to 394ft. A dedicated unmanaged IGMP Gigabit switch is recommended for reliable multicast traffic. The transmitter (part CE-H23B11-S2) is sold separately, so budget for both ends and the switch infrastructure.

Practical limits

Video is capped at 1080p at 60Hz using H.264 compression over IP. The matrix supports up to 256 total units with a maximum of 100 transmitters. IR pass-back and RS-232 pass-through are available for remote source control. Buyers needing 4K resolution, fibre transport, or a standalone point-to-point link cannot use this receiver.

Highlights

  • Receives 1080p HDMI with stereo audio over CAT5e/6 up to 394ft away
  • Scales to 256 units in a many-to-many matrix over a dedicated IP network
  • IR pass-back lets you control the source device from the receiver location
  • H.264 Hobbit-T compression delivers 1080p @60Hz video over standard Ethernet
  • RS-232 pass-through enables bidirectional control of serial devices across the link

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How can I verify the receiver is correctly delivering 1080p @60Hz video after connecting it to the matrix?

Check the on-screen display or source device settings to confirm 1080p resolution at 60 Hz is active, and ensure the dedicated unmanaged IGMP Gigabit Switch shows link activity on the CAT5e or CAT6 port.

What comes with the receiver unit and what must I purchase separately to make it work?

The box contains only the receiver unit; you must buy the matching transmitter (part CE-H23B11-S2), CAT5e or CAT6 cabling, and a dedicated unmanaged IGMP Gigabit Switch for matrix operation.

Which version should I choose if I need to expand beyond 100 transmitters in a single matrix?

This model supports a maximum of 100 transmitters within the 256-unit limit, so a different solution would be required to exceed that transmitter count.

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