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YINGHUA 150M HDMI KVM Extender Matrix IP Cat6 USB IR 1920x1080@60Hz US Plug 1 RX
Extends HDMI video and USB control up to 150 m over Cat6 with IR support for one-to-many matrix switching across 99 devices at 1920x1080@60Hz
- TypeHDMI
- Extends HDMI video and audio up to 150 metres over a single CAT6 cable
- Supports up to 99 device groups for flexible matrix distribution via network switch
- Delivers 1920x1080 resolution at 60 Hz for smooth full-HD viewing
- Enables remote keyboard and mouse control of the source computer or NVR
- Includes IR receiver kit for convenient remote-command relay
Single-receiver HDMI KVM extender
This HDMI KVM extender transmits 1920x1080@60Hz video, audio, USB and IR signals up to 150 metres over a single Cat6 cable. It includes one receiver unit and a US power plug for point-to-point or matrix deployments.
Matrix scaling over standard Ethernet
The system uses TCP/IP protocol to route signals through ordinary network switches, supporting up to 99 device groups. Multiple sources can share multiple displays without dedicated matrix hardware, and PoE switches can power remote units.
Cat6 cabling with IR and USB pass-through
A single RJ45 link carries video, keyboard, mouse and infrared control, reducing cable count in server rooms, NVR racks or digital-signage runs. The extender ships with an IR cable kit for discreet source control.
Highlights
- Extends HDMI video and audio up to 150 metres over a single CAT6 cable
- Supports up to 99 device groups for flexible matrix distribution via network switch
- Delivers 1920x1080 resolution at 60 Hz for smooth full-HD viewing
- Enables remote keyboard and mouse control of the source computer or NVR
- Includes IR receiver kit for convenient remote-command relay
Specifications
| Type | HDMI |
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Questions about this item
How much power does the receiver draw when running all day?
The receiver is powered over the Cat6 link from a PoE switch, so it draws its supply through the same cable that carries video and USB data.
What network equipment must I already own to use this extender?
You need a PoE-capable Ethernet switch and Cat5e or Cat6 cabling to connect the transmitter and receiver.
Will the 1920x1080@60Hz output work with an older 1080p monitor I want to keep?
Yes, the extender delivers up to 1920x1080 at 60 Hz, matching the native timing of standard 1080p displays.
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