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Eaton Tripp Lite Series DisplayPort to DVI/HDMI over Cat5/6 Extender Kit, 1080p 60 Hz, Serial and IR Control, 328 ft. (100 m), TAAEffortlessly distribute high definition DisplayPort video and audio from a laptop, media server, or other DP source to DVI or HDMI displays across long distances with this robust transmitter receiver extender kit. Built for digital signage, classrooms, trade show booths, and corporate environments, the kit delivers crisp 1080p video at 60 Hz over standard Cat5 6 cables, while enabling RS 232 serial and IR control for remote management. Designed to
Effortlessly distribute high-definition DisplayPort video and audio from a laptop, media server, or other DP source to DVI or HDMI displays across long distances with this robust transmitter/receiver extender kit. Built for digital signage, classrooms, trade show booths, and corporate environments, the kit delivers crisp 1080p video at 60 Hz over standard Cat5/6 cables, while enabling RS-232 serial and IR control for remote management. Designed to meet demanding commercial needs, it supports ongoing operation, reliable signal integrity, and convenient installation in busy venues. Whether you’re extending content in a lecture hall, mounting displays around a showroom floor, or delivering synchronized content across multiple displays, this extender kit provides a flexible solution that integrates with existing infrastructure.
- Long-distance, high-definition extension: Extend DisplayPort video and audio, plus RS-232 serial and IR control, up to 328 ft (100 m) over standard Cat5/6 cable for flexible installations in schools, offices, and venues.
- 1080p 60 Hz performance: Delivers crisp, fluid HD video with digital audio from a DisplayPort source to a DVI or HDMI display, ensuring your content remains engaging and readable from a distance.
- Display compatibility and versatility: Transmitter connects to a DisplayPort source and outputs to a DVI or HDMI display at the remote end, supporting digital signage boards, projectors, LCD panels, and LED walls that accept DVI/HDMI inputs.
- Remote control and management: RS-232 serial and IR remote control capabilities enable centralized management of displays and media players, ideal for wall-mounted kiosks, classrooms, trade show booths, and multi-display networks.
- Commercial-grade reliability and compliance: TAA-compliant construction is built for frequent use in education, enterprise, and government deployments, offering dependable performance in demanding environments.
Technical Details of Eaton Tripp Lite Series DisplayPort to DVI/HDMI over Cat5/6 Extender Kit
- Video and audio transmission: Extends DisplayPort video and audio to a DVI or HDMI display over Cat5/6 cabling
- Maximum distance: Up to 328 ft (100 m) between transmitter and receiver
- Supported resolution: Up to 1080p at 60 Hz
- Control interface: RS-232 serial and IR remote control support for remote management
- Connectors and outputs: Transmitter to DisplayPort source; receiver to DVI/HDMI display
- Compliance: TAA-compliant design suitable for government, education, and enterprise deployments
- Power requirements: Includes power adapters for both transmitter and receiver units
How to install Eaton Tripp Lite Series DisplayPort to DVI/HDMI over Cat5/6 Extender Kit
- Plan your layout: Determine the locations of the DisplayPort source, transmitter, receiver, and target display. Confirm that Cat5/6 cabling between the transmitter and receiver runs unobstructed within the 328 ft (100 m) maximum distance.
- Connect the DisplayPort source: Attach a DisplayPort cable from your computer, laptop, or media server to the transmitter’s DisplayPort input. Ensure the source device is powered on and set to an output resolution compatible with 1080p60.
- Link the display side: Connect a DVI or HDMI cable from the receiver’s DVI/HDMI output to your display. Confirm the display is set to the correct input (DVI or HDMI) and that it’s powered on.
- Run Cat5/6 cabling: Use standard Cat5/6 cables to connect the transmitter and receiver. For best results, use high-quality cables and avoid channels with excessive interference or multiple bundles that could affect signal integrity.
- Power up: Plug in the power adapters for both the transmitter and receiver units. Allow the units to boot and establish a link; indicator LEDs on each unit will confirm connectivity.
- Configure and test: If needed, adjust EDID settings or resolution on the source to ensure compatibility with the remote display. Test RS-232 and IR control by sending commands from the control device to verify remote management is functioning correctly.
- Optimize placement: Mount or position the units to minimize environmental interference and ensure easy access for maintenance. Route cables neatly to reduce wear and accidental unplugging.
Frequently asked questions
- Q: What is the maximum distance between the transmitter and receiver? A: Up to 328 ft (100 m) using Cat5/6 cable.
- Q: What resolutions does it support? A: It supports up to 1080p at 60 Hz for reliable, high-definition video.
- Q: Which displays are compatible? A: The receiver outputs to DVI or HDMI displays, so any monitor, projector, or LED wall with DVI or HDMI input can be used.
- Q: Does this kit carry audio along with video? A: Yes, it extends DisplayPort video and audio from the source to the remote display.
- Q: Can RS-232 and IR control be used for remote management? A: Yes, the kit includes RS-232 serial and IR control capabilities for centralized or remote operation.
- Q: Is the kit suitable for government or enterprise deployments? A: The product is designed as a commercial-grade extender and is TAA-compliant, making it appropriate for such environments.
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★★★★★ 4
Expensive, but nice
Style: AVR-X4800H
I previously owned a Denon AVR-2808ci since 2008. That model's remote control didn't work well, and all controls were unnecessarily convoluted, so I was hesitant to buy another Denon. The thing that made me give them another chance is that the sound quality was nice, and I was hoping their engineers learned from their mistakes. I'm glad I gave them the chance.
This new model, the AVR-X4800H, also has excellent sound quality; however, unlike the old one I had, the controls on both the receiver itself, and especially on the remote control, are significantly improved. The controls are intuitive, and everything works perfectly.
That alone made me happy with the purchase; however, the ability to run 4k @ 120 hz for video gaming, and with extra HDMI ports they have here, all added to that value quite a bit. Then, in addition to that, the old model I had ran super hot. In fact, so hot, from just basic usage, it fried itself three different times in the span of a couple weeks (during the winter time), and it kept being repaired under warranty, until they replaced the top grate with one that allows more ventilation. However, this new model doesn't appear to suffer from that same issue. It gets pretty warm, but nowhere near what the old one did -- and I'm using the same Bose Surround Sound system with the new one.
That said, as a precaution, I went ahead and ordered an AC Infinity AirCom to put on top of it, to assist with cooling/ventilation, which has worked wonderfully as well. No the tempts on this Denon AVR have never gone above 87 deg, even on a warm room on the third floor during the late spring / summer time.
The other hesitancy I had was the price tag. I only purchased it because it was on a "25% discount", from $2500 down to around $1850. Granted, it was similar when I purchased the other one 15 years ago, but it's just an awful lot of money, in my humble opinion. I would say it was borderline on whether I would buy it for this amount, and if it went up at all, I wouldn't have purchased it. I may not purchase it again for this price, especially if I have one already that is working well -- it was only the wonky one that I already owned, that I just wanted to get rid of, that put more pressure to give them one more chance. With a working device, I probably wouldn't pay these prices again. But, if it were a few hundred dollars cheaper, then I probably would buy it again.
Hopefully this helps someone. It's a great device, just a bit expensive. And, if you get it, I would still recommend getting a top cooling fan for it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2024
★★★★★ 5
Solid Next-Generation AVR.
Style: AVR-X2800H
I bought this for my 2.1 system used for TV (4K with 120 Hz), movies, video games (4K with 120 Hz), turntable, and digital audio. I have previously used Denon, Marantz, and NAD AVRs. I was using an old NAD without HDMI, and I really wanted everything to synch up.
I tried out a stereo receiver since I am only running a 2.1, but I didn't mesh for me. It was fine, but I felt it was lacking especially around multi-channel audio and the lack of an LFE output for the sub.
The 2800H was very intuitive and easy to set up right out of the box. Hooked up to a TV, it runs through everything step-by-step. After the initial setup, I downloaded and ran a firmware update. When I finally got to use my ears, the sound was already superior to what I had from the mid-2000s 60-watt-per-channel NAD AVR with an external Bluetooth/DAC and PCM cable from the TV AND the brand-new, 2023 model HDMI-equipped stereo receiver (that cost me more than the 2800H). After running Audyssey, the sound only got better. Then, I set up my 2 front speakers on a bi-amp setting, utilizing two of my unused channels to drive my woofer and tweeter with discrete power sources.
The eARC and settings makes turning on my TV, PS5, and AVR easier and quicker. I enjoy the fact that I can use any remote to fix the volume so there is always a remote close when we need a quick mute or change in the volume.
I find the HEOS app to be a little clunky, but I am loving it anyway. I can run high-definition audio through streaming, which is a huge improvement from using Apple Airplay 2 or Bluetooth. It also lets me talk on the phone, send and receive messages, etc. without interrupting the music.
Right now, I am still tweaking my settings, but I can definitely say that the sound is really good. Have I heard better? Sure. This isn't an 11-channel receiver with Dirac, a 200 watt-per-channel, high-end "audiophile"-grade component, or a tube amp. It is best at multi-channel audio and does really well for music, especially with a good set of speakers and quality sub with parametric EQ.
My speakers have are low sensitivity (84dB), and the 2800H puts out enough grunt to listen give nuance and life to music in listening position, to bump the music to listen in my kitchen two rooms over, or watch at theater-level volume in my medium-sized living room with 8-foot ceilings. This thing is getting daily use, and it is more than enough to get the job done in style. For what I need, the 2800H is spot on.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2023
★★★★★ 5
High-Quality Wire That’s Worth Every Foot
Size: 14/2 AWG-200 FT, Color: White
The GEARit 14 Gauge Speaker Wire (200 ft, CL2 rated) has been a great addition to my home audio setup. The 14 gauge thickness feels solid and gives me confidence that I’m getting good signal transfer without unnecessary loss, even over long runs.
The CL2 rating is a big plus — it’s reassuring to know this cable is safe and approved for in-wall installation if I ever decide to run speakers through the walls rather than on the surface.
What I like most:
Flexible yet strong — easy to pull through studs and around corners
Clear polarity markings — no guesswork when wiring speakers
Smooth insulation — doesn’t snag or tangle while measuring and cutting
Good value for 200 ft — plenty to cover multiple rooms or channels
Whether you’re doing a DIY install or upgrading your audio system, this speaker wire delivers solid performance and peace of mind. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Quality wires
Size: 14/2 AWG-200 FT, Color: White
My speakers 🔊 are working much better and the sound is a lot better
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Good product
Size: 14/2 AWG-200 FT, Color: White
Exactly what I was looking for.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026