DDMALL 196ft HDMI Extender Over Single CAT5e/CAT6 Cable, Mini Size, Deep Color, 3D, Zero Loss, Zero Latency, Full HD, POC, Auto EDID, HDMI Transmitter and Receiver Kit (HE-15)

✔ [196FT LOSSLESS EXTENSION] The DDMALL HDMI extender kit extends video/audio from an HDMI source to a display up to 196ft with ZERO loss and ZERO latency over one CAT5e/6 cable. Maximum resolution up to 1920×1200@60Hz. It supports HD audio for a full range of audio types, including Dobly TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio, and LPCM7.1/DTS/Dobly-AC3/DSD. You will be amazed at how this mini extender show you Full HD video/audio with super stability and reliability, even at 196ft away from your source. ✔ [POWER SAVING] Featuring ultra low power consumption of only 1.7W, this extender kit uses about 80% LESS power than traditional extenders. This means you're using less energy to do the same job, reducing your home's or office’s energy waste and saving money. It supports POC, which means you'll only need one power source to power the extender. It can be powered from any USB connection (e.g. a USB port on media box, projector, HDTV, etc). Forget about bulky AC adapter, we've got you covered. ✔ [NO HDMI CABLES NEEDED] This compact extender kit has been specially crafted for your smooth and tidy installation. It features a small footprint and a built-in golden-plated HDMI Type-A male connector that connects directly to your video source and display, reducing clutter by eliminating the need for extra HDMI cables. Compact size that can be hidden on the back of TV, projector and various devices simply. No more cable mess, no more extra cost!

ASIN

B083DKMQP7

Embedding

CLIP ViT-L/14 · 768d

Distance metric

cosine

Doc fetch

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How it works

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