1080p@60Hz HDMI Extender Over Single Cat5e/Cat6/Cat 7, Up to 164 FT, HDMI Over Ethernet, Supports Bidirectional IR, 3D, HDCP, EDID, POC

I'm impressed how well this extender worked right out of the box and using only 1 cat6 cable. I replaced an old one that needed 2 cables. The default setting was just right so I didn't have to mess with any settings.

Display is 50' away from the NVR. Using shielded CAT6 the picture is perfect with no noticeable delay. The infrared extender works flawlessly. The pieces are solidly built and the connections snug. Indicator lights illuminate when there are proper connections. The dip switches are not used, according to tech support.

This device works well for extending the signal from my CCTV server to a remote TV in my bedroom. Configuring the dip switches for addressing was straightforward once understood. For optimal performance, I recommend using at least Cat5e cable. Be mindful that it may struggle with 4K video signals, so adjust expectations accordingly.

This Cenmate HDMI Extender comes with everything in the box to setup a remote distance monitor over Ethernet. After powering up the device with the supplied power supply and attaching the transmitter to a video source, I first tried a 100 ft. low-quality Cat-5 cable and the devices did not sync. (Sync is indicated by an LED on the receiver) I then tried other lengths of Cat-5, Cat-6 and 50 feet of Cat-7 cables and all worked perfectly. The 1080p image on the monitor did not appear to have any lag or loss of quality.The reason I did not give this device a 5-star review was because I could never get the remote IR transmitter and receiver to work. In fact, when properly connected, with the IR transmitter placed near the TV monitor, I could not control the monitor from the IR receiver end with the TV's remote.Furthermore, the remote would not work with the TV at all until I covered the IR transmitter. It appeared that the transmitter was constantly generating IR "noise" that interfered with the TV's IR controls. I did verify that I had correctly connected the IR devices, but was unable to get the remote control to work.Recommended for the device build quality and picture quality, not sure about the IR functions.

Love this product! Way better to make these long runs with ethernet cables than hdmi cables and without having to worry about radio interference like with wireless units!

The "cenmate 1080p@60Hz HDMI Extender Over Single Cat5e/Cat6/Cat 7, Up to 164 FT, HDMI Over Ethernet, Supports Bidirectional IR, 3D, HDCP, EDID, POC" I received works very well.I tested these using a ATEM Streaming bridge to an HDMI splitter where one split went to a different HDMI over Ethernet extender to a far away monitor, then the second hdmi out went to this Transmitter. The receiver went to a Sony 4k monitor. It fired up and worked using a 150 foot Cat6 cable after setting the dip switches to 1. It works without flaw.Yes, there is a little latency, but not much and is expected for budget extenders. There are some with true zero loss and no latency, but they are priced much higher than this one. The image reproduction on this extender is very good however.I use these to run video in other rooms and for presentations. I have no issues with it. It just works as described. Worthy of consideration.

I have five different 5v power adapters and none of them would fit the hdmi plugThey don’t list what type it will work with it so I gave up

Great way to extend hdmi without having to use actual hdmi. This nice inexpensive solution saved me a fortune, and was easily installed myself. Couldn't be simpler to use. Picture quality is perfect, identical as if I'd used a 6 foot hdmi cable. Very happy!