YINGHUA
YINGHUA HE60L KVM Switch 60M 1080P@60Hz
Extends HDMI signals up to 60 metres over CAT6 cable at 1080p 60 Hz using a metal transmitter and receiver pair
- TypeHDMI
- Extends HDMI signals up to 60 metres using standard CAT6 cabling
- Delivers 1080P resolution at 60Hz for smooth video playback
- Premium metal shell provides durable protection for daily use
- EDID function ensures correct display settings are maintained
- Includes transmitter, receiver and power cables for immediate setup
HDMI over Ethernet up to 60 m
The YINGHUA HE60L is a KVM extender pair that transmits an HDMI signal over a single CAT5e or CAT6 cable up to 60 metres. It consists of a transmitter and a receiver, each powered by an included cable, and supports 1080p resolution at 60 Hz with EDID handling for reliable handshake.
Suited for remote displays and simple switching
This kit suits installers who need to place a monitor or TV far from the source device, such as digital-signage screens, classroom projectors or a living-room TV fed from a PC or PS4 in another room. It is not for users who require 4K at 60 Hz, multi-monitor setups, or USB peripheral extension beyond video.
Handles 1080p at full distance
At the maximum 60 m link the extender reliably delivers 1080p 60 Hz; shorter CAT6 runs add margin for cable quality and interference. The device does not support higher resolutions, HDR metadata or audio return channel, so those features stop at the source.
Highlights
- Extends HDMI signals up to 60 metres using standard CAT6 cabling
- Delivers 1080P resolution at 60Hz for smooth video playback
- Premium metal shell provides durable protection for daily use
- EDID function ensures correct display settings are maintained
- Includes transmitter, receiver and power cables for immediate setup
Specifications
| Type | HDMI |
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Questions about this item
What HDMI source and display do I need to connect to the transmitter and receiver units?
You need an HDMI source such as a PC or PS4 for the transmitter and an HDMI display or HDTV for the receiver, linked by a CAT5e or CAT6 cable up to 60 metres.
Will the extender pass 4K signals from a newer console down to my 1080P@60Hz monitor?
The extender supports a maximum output of 1080P@60Hz, so a 4K source will be down-scaled to that resolution on the connected display.
How can I verify the link is active after connecting the transmitter, receiver and CAT6 cable?
Power both units with the supplied cables; a stable 1080P@60Hz picture on the display confirms the HDMI extension is working correctly.
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