What does HDMI/DVI over IP allow compared to traditional HDMI cables?

HDMI/DVI over IP extends video and control signals via standard Gigabit Ethernet, allowing you to use existing network infrastructure instead of dedicated HDMI runs.

How far can this receiver extend video over standard network switches?

This receiver supports video resolutions up to 1920x1080 at 60Hz with range up to 328 feet per switch, enabling flexible network-based distribution.

Is this suitable for offices with existing Gigabit Ethernet infrastructure?

Yes, this receiver is designed to leverage existing Gigabit Ethernet networks, making it ideal for retrofitting video distribution in modern office buildings.

Can I extend video to multiple locations using network switches?

Yes, by chaining through Gigabit Ethernet switches, you can distribute video to multiple receivers across your facility.

Does this receiver support control signals?

Yes, this receiver extends audio/video and control signals via Gigabit Ethernet, enabling system control from remote locations.

Is this simpler than running dedicated HDMI cables throughout a building?

Yes, using existing network infrastructure eliminates the need for new HDMI cable runs, simplifying installation and reducing costs.

What is the lead time for an IP-based video receiver in the GCC?

Lead times vary based on stock availability. Contact Procure.ae to confirm current delivery schedules.

Does Procure.ae support IP-based video infrastructure planning?

Yes, Procure.ae can discuss integration of IP-based video solutions into your network infrastructure.

What video resolutions are supported?

This receiver supports video resolutions up to 1920x1080 at 60Hz via Gigabit Ethernet.

What is the network range capability?

The receiver extends video up to 328 feet per Gigabit Ethernet switch, allowing flexible distribution across large facilities.

What type of network connection does this receiver require?

This receiver uses standard Gigabit Ethernet connectivity, allowing it to integrate with existing enterprise network infrastructure.

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Tripp Lite HDMI/DVI over IP Extender Receiver Cat5/6

Tripp Lite HDMI/DVI over IP Extender Receiver Cat5/6

Name: Tripp Lite HDMI/DVI over IP Extender Receiver Cat5/6
Brand: Tripp Lite By Eaton
SKU: B160-100-HDSI

A receiver unit for HDMI/DVI over IP installations that extends audio/video and control signals via Gigabit Ethernet. Supports video resolutions up to 1920×1080 at 60Hz with range up to 328 feet per switch.

Overview

The Tripp Lite B160-100-HDSI HDMI/DVI over IP receiver works in conjunction with a B160-Series transmitter to distribute high-quality video over Ethernet networks. Unlike traditional extenders limited to Cat5e/6 cable runs, the IP-based approach allows integration with existing network infrastructure and support for numerous displays via managed switches with IGMP support.

Key Features

Receives HDMI or DVI video signals transmitted over Gigabit Ethernet
Supports video resolutions up to 1920×1080 (1080p) at 60Hz
Extends signals up to 328 feet (100 m) from transmitter with unmanaged switch
Chain multiple unmanaged switches for continued 328-foot extension per switch
Supports up to 255 receivers with managed Ethernet switches and IGMP
Transmits IR control signals for source devices (Blu-ray, cable boxes, etc.)
Extends RS-232 serial control at up to 57,600 baud rates
Works with DisplayPort and VGA sources via compatible adapters
Included mounting hardware for wall, rack or pole installation

Specifications

Connector A: HDMI Female (Video Out)
Connector B: Gigabit Ethernet RJ45
Max Video Resolution: 1920×1080 (1080p) @60Hz
Max Range (Per Switch): 328 feet (100 m)
IR Control: Yes, infrared pass-through
Serial Control: RS-232 up to 57,600 Bps
Color: Black
Weight: 0.23 kg

Why buy from Procure.ae

Procure.ae supplies IP-based AV distribution systems and network-integrated solutions for large corporate environments and government technology departments across the UAE and GCC. Request a quote for managed switch options and system architecture consultation.

FAQ

Do I need a transmitter to use this receiver?
Yes, a compatible B160-Series transmitter (such as B160-001-HDSI) must be purchased separately and paired with this receiver.

What is the difference between managed and unmanaged switches?
Managed switches with IGMP support allow up to 64 transmitters and 255 receivers; unmanaged switches are limited to two transmitters and a limited number of receivers.