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YINGHUA HDMI KVM Extender 30m Cat6 1080p USB
Extends HDMI and USB signals up to 30 metres over a single Cat6 cable with 1080p resolution
- TypeHDMI
- Extends HDMI up to 30 metres over Cat6
- Delivers 1080p resolution at full distance
- USB KVM lets you control source remotely
- Works with DVR, NVR, PC and cameras
- Pure copper Cat6 required for maximum reach
What it does
This YINGHUA HDMI KVM extender transmits 1080p video and USB control signals up to 30 metres over a single Cat6 cable. It connects a source device such as a DVR or NVR to a remote display while allowing keyboard and mouse operation at the far end.
Who it suits
Installers running surveillance or digital-signage links where the recorder sits far from the monitor will find the distance and USB support convenient. Builders who need 4K resolution, longer runs than 30 metres, or transmission over fibre should look at other solutions.
Build integration
The kit requires a solid-core Cat6 patch cable terminated with RJ45 plugs; stranded or pre-terminated cables cause flicker and signal loss. No external power supply is mentioned for either unit, so verify power requirements before installing in a rack or cabinet.
Highlights
- Extends HDMI up to 30 metres over Cat6
- Delivers 1080p resolution at full distance
- USB KVM lets you control source remotely
- Works with DVR, NVR, PC and cameras
- Pure copper Cat6 required for maximum reach
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What type of Cat6 cable is required to reach the full 30 metre range?
The extender needs an AMP original Cat6 pure copper network cable to achieve the full 30 metre distance and 1080P transmission; other factory cables may only reach about 24 metres.
Will a pre-terminated Cat6 patch cable work with the RJ45 ports?
No, the supplier states that finished-interface network cables will not work regardless of category and will cause screen flicker or no image.
How can I verify the extender is delivering the correct resolution after setup?
Check the connected display settings to confirm a 1080P signal is present; if only 720P appears, the cable may not meet the required Cat6 pure copper specification.
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