YINGHUA
YINGHUA 4K Wireless HDMI Extender TX KVM Switch
Wireless HDMI extender transmitter connects HDMI sources to displays up to 50 metres away with 20-second plug-and-play setup and supports many-to-one switching for up to eight transmitters
- TypeHDMI
- Many-to-One mode lets 8 transmitters share one receiver with a single click
- Dual HDMI and VGA outputs plus 3.5 mm jack work simultaneously or independently
- Uncompressed 1080p video and audio stream with ultra-low latency in real time
- No Wi-Fi network needed — operates up to 50 metres on 802.11 5 GHz
- True plug-and-play setup gets you running in 20 seconds
Transmitter-only KVM extender
This unit is the transmitter half of a wireless HDMI extender system built for presenters, educators and home-theatre users who need to mirror a laptop, phone or console to a distant display. It pairs with a separately sold receiver to create a cable-free link up to 50 metres. The device targets anyone who values quick setup over permanent installation.
Many-to-one switching capacity
Up to eight transmitters can associate with a single receiver, letting multiple users take turns on one screen with a one-click changeover. Each transmitter operates independently so signals do not interfere, making the kit practical for meeting rooms or classroom podiums where several sources share one projector.
Dual-output streaming at 1080p
The receiver delivers simultaneous HDMI and VGA output plus a 3.5 mm audio jack, all driven from the transmitter’s uncompressed 5 GHz 802.11 stream. Latency stays ultra-low even with 3D content at 1080p resolution, and the plug-and-play link is stable within 20 seconds of power-up.
Highlights
- Many-to-One mode lets 8 transmitters share one receiver with a single click
- Dual HDMI and VGA outputs plus 3.5 mm jack work simultaneously or independently
- Uncompressed 1080p video and audio stream with ultra-low latency in real time
- No Wi-Fi network needed — operates up to 50 metres on 802.11 5 GHz
- True plug-and-play setup gets you running in 20 seconds
Specifications
| Type | HDMI |
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Questions about this item
What does the 4K label mean when the extender is connected to a 1080p display?
The transmitter sends up to 4K resolution, but the receiver downscales to 1080p for the attached screen.
How does the 802.11 5 GHz link limit the number of sources I can switch between?
The wireless standard supports up to 8 transmitters paired to one receiver with one-click switching.
What mounting space do the HDMI, VGA and 3.5 mm ports need on the receiver side?
The receiver provides HDMI, VGA and a 3.5 mm jack that can output simultaneously or separately.
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