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DTECH DT-7073 HDMI Extender, Power over Cat6, 50m, 1080p

Part number DT-7073
  • HDMI extender with power over Cat6
  • Up to 50 m on Cat6 (also Cat5/5e)
  • 1080P @60Hz, uncompressed, 225MHz bandwidth
  • Package: sender, receiver, 5V/1A power adapter, manual
1080p HDMI DTECH
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⃁ 300.00 ⃁ 300.00 ⃁ 390.63 Save 23%
⃁ 300.00 ⃁ 390.63
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Overview of DT-7073

The DTECH DT-7073 sends uncompressed 1080P @60Hz HDMI video up to 50 m over Cat6 cable, with power carried over the cable as stated by the supplier. The kit includes a sender, receiver and 5V/1A adapter. It is useful for placing displays away from the DVR/NVR in control rooms, shops and offices.

Specifications – DT-7073

TypeHDMI extender, power over Cat6
RangeUp to 50 m (Cat6)
Cable typeCat5/5e/6
Resolution1080P @60Hz
Bandwidth225MHz
PackageSender, receiver, 5V/1A adapter, manual
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