SIIG, Inc
SIIG, Inc CEH23B11S2 1080p HDMI Over IP Extender TX with IR
Transmits 1080p HDMI with IR up to 120 m over CAT5e/6, scales to 256 units with 100 transmitters, includes local HDMI monitoring and RS-232 pass-through
- Transmits 1080p video up to 120 metres over CAT5e/6 cabling
- Scales to 256 units with 100 transmitters on a dedicated IP network
- Local HDMI output lets you monitor the source signal directly
- IR pass-back controls the source device from the remote display location
- RS-232 pass-through enables two-way control of serial devices
1080p HDMI IP Transmitter
The SIIG CEH23B11S2 transmits 1080p video at 60 Hz with stereo audio over CAT5e or CAT6 cable up to 120 metres. It functions as an encoder in a scalable IP matrix that supports up to 256 total units with a limit of 100 transmitters. A matching decoder unit is required and sold separately.
Sustained matrix operation
The extender uses HDbit-T protocol with H.264 compression to maintain stable streaming across a dedicated IP network. Computer control software enables switching between multiple source devices without signal degradation during extended sessions. RS-232 pass-through provides continuous bidirectional device control alongside the video feed.
Build and daily connectivity
An HDMI output on the transmitter allows local monitoring of the source signal at the rack or desk. IR pass-back lets operators control the playback device from the remote display location using existing remotes. The unit integrates into rackmount or desktop workflows through standard HDMI, RJ45, RS-232 and IR ports.
Highlights
- Transmits 1080p video up to 120 metres over CAT5e/6 cabling
- Scales to 256 units with 100 transmitters on a dedicated IP network
- Local HDMI output lets you monitor the source signal directly
- IR pass-back controls the source device from the remote display location
- RS-232 pass-through enables two-way control of serial devices
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the CEH23B11S2 transmitter generate noticeable heat or fan noise when running continuously?
The unit has no fan and draws minimal power, so it runs silently with only slight warmth during all-day operation.
What other hardware must I already own to make this transmitter work?
You need the matching CE-H23C11-S2 decoder (RX), CAT5e or CAT6 cable up to 120 metres, and a dedicated IP network switch.
Will this extender integrate with my existing RS-232 controlled equipment?
Yes, the built-in RS-232 pass-through carries control signals in either direction alongside the HDMI stream.
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