YINGHUA
YINGHUA 50M Wireless HDMI KVM Switch 8 TX to 1 RX
Wirelessly extend 4K HDMI and VGA up to 50 metres with eight transmitters sharing one receiver
- TypeHDMI
- Share up to eight sources on one display with one‑click switching
- Extend HDMI or VGA up to 50 metres without cables
- Dual HDMI and VGA plus 3.5 mm audio output simultaneously
- Ultra‑low latency streaming of 1080p 3D content in real time
- Ready in 20 seconds with plug‑and‑play 802.11 5 GHz operation
Wireless HDMI KVM Switch
The YINGHUA set consists of one transmitter and one receiver that create a wireless link for HDMI and VGA sources. It is aimed at presenters, educators or installers who need to share a screen from a laptop, console or set-top box without running cables.
Many-to-one switching
Up to eight transmitters can pair with the single receiver, letting users switch between sources with one click. The link works within 50 metres on the 5 GHz band and requires no existing Wi-Fi network. Buyers who need more than eight simultaneous sources or a wired infrastructure should look elsewhere.
Dual HDMI and VGA output
The receiver provides both an HDMI port and a VGA port plus a 3.5 mm audio jack, which can be used together or independently. Transmitted video reaches 1080p with ultra-low latency and the system is ready in roughly 20 seconds after power-up.
Highlights
- Share up to eight sources on one display with one‑click switching
- Extend HDMI or VGA up to 50 metres without cables
- Dual HDMI and VGA plus 3.5 mm audio output simultaneously
- Ultra‑low latency streaming of 1080p 3D content in real time
- Ready in 20 seconds with plug‑and‑play 802.11 5 GHz operation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 50 metre wireless range mean when the kit is set up in a real room?
The transmitter and receiver can stay linked up to 50 metres apart, so you can place the display in another room or across a large hall without running cables.
Which wireless standard does the link use and what practical limit does it impose?
It runs on standard 802.11 5 GHz spectrum, which keeps latency low enough for real-time 1080p 3D video but shares the band with other Wi-Fi devices.
What physical connections does the receiver need to drive both an HDMI and a VGA screen at once?
The receiver provides an HDMI port, a VGA port and a 3.5 mm audio jack that can all be active simultaneously for dual-screen output.
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