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Two small black boxes: DVI transmitter, HDMI receiver, linked by RJ-45 ports

SIIG, Inc

SIIG, Inc CE-D20012-S1 DVI to HDMI over CAT5e Extender

SKU CH-HK3F-W0F7V MPN CE-D20012-S1

Extends DVI sources to HDMI displays up to 80 feet over CAT5e cable at 1080p resolution

  • TypeDVI to HDMI over Extender
  • Max Extend Distance80 feet
  • SpecificationsDVI 1.1 compliant, single-link DVI Video bandwidth: 1.65 Gbp
  • Connector A1x DVI-D (digital only) 1x RJ-45
  • Connector B1x RJ-45 1x HDMI
  • FeaturesIt's the most affordable solution to convert DVI video to HD
  • Extends 1080p video up to 80 feet over CAT5e
  • Converts DVI 1.1 single-link signals to HDMI format
  • Supports 720p and 1080i at distances up to 130 feet
  • Operates with maximum power draw of 5 Watts
  • Includes transmitter, receiver and user manual for immediate setup

DVI to HDMI over CAT5e Extender

The SIIG CE-D20012-S1 converts a single-link DVI 1.1 source to HDMI and sends the signal up to 80 feet over CAT5e or CAT6 cable. It suits installers who need to bridge a DVI player to a distant HDMI display without running long native cables.

Replaces short native DVI or HDMI runs

Standard DVI and HDMI cables lose integrity beyond a few metres; this extender pair pushes 1080p at 25 metres and 720p or 1080i at 40 metres. The jump is worth it whenever the display sits farther than a typical cable allows and rewiring with fibre is not justified.

Handles 1080p at 80 feet with 1.65 Gbps bandwidth

At 1080p the link remains stable to 25 metres; at 720p or 1080i it reaches 40 metres. Beyond those distances the video bandwidth of 1.65 Gbps is exceeded and signal quality drops, so longer runs need a different transmission method.

Highlights

  • Extends 1080p video up to 80 feet over CAT5e
  • Converts DVI 1.1 single-link signals to HDMI format
  • Supports 720p and 1080i at distances up to 130 feet
  • Operates with maximum power draw of 5 Watts
  • Includes transmitter, receiver and user manual for immediate setup

Specifications

BrandSIIG
ModelCE-D20012-S1
TypeDVI to HDMI over Extender
Max Extend Distance80 feet
SpecificationsDVI 1.1 compliant, single-link DVI
Video bandwidth: 1.65 Gbps
Distance: 720p / 1080i: 40m / 130ft, 1080p: 25m / 80ft
Power consumption: 5 Watts (max)
Connector A1x DVI-D (digital only)
1x RJ-45
Connector B1x RJ-45
1x HDMI
FeaturesIt's the most affordable solution to convert DVI video to HDMI format and transmits the signal via a CAT5e/6 cable to greater distance than its ordinary cable supported range
Enhances the DVI source player to be more compatible to the latest HDMI display unit
Ultra compact transmitter adapter can be directly plugged into the DVI output port of source unit without additional DVI link cable
Ultra compact receiver adapter can be directly plugged into the HDMI input port of display unit without additional HDMI link cable
Both TX/RX units are designed with low energy demand, no external p
Package ContentsDVI Mini-Transmitter (TX)
HDMI Mini-Receiver (RX)
User's manual
Shipping weight0.11 kg
Package size173 × 119 × 23 mm

Questions about this item

Will the DVI mini-transmitter and HDMI mini-receiver fit behind my wall-mounted display?

Both units are mini-sized; the transmitter has one DVI-D and one RJ-45 port while the receiver has one HDMI and one RJ-45 port, so they occupy minimal space behind a flat panel.

Do I need to install drivers or configure the extender before use?

No drivers are required; connect the DVI source to the transmitter, link the two units with a CAT5e/6 cable up to 80 ft for 1080p, then connect the receiver to the HDMI display — the link establishes automatically.

Will the CAT5e cable or power supply need replacement over time?

The extender draws a maximum of 5 watts from the included power adapters; solid-core CAT5e/6 cable rated for in-wall use is recommended for permanent runs to avoid future signal degradation.

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