KRAMER HDMI over Twisted Pair Transmitter / Receiver


TP-551N / TP-552N SEND ALL THE RIGHT SIGNALS


The TP-551N is a twisted pair transmitter for HDMI signals. The TP-551N converts an HDMI signal to a twisted pair signal and transmits it to the TP-552N that converts the twisted pair back to an HDMI signal.


» Max Data Rate - 1.65Gbps » HDCP & HDMI 1.1 Compliant » HDTV Compatible » TP-552N: EQ (Peaking) Control - Hi/Lo » System Range - Up to 60m (200ft) at 1080i, 40m (133ft) at 1080p with CAT 5e cables, Up to 60m (200ft) at 1080p using CAT 6 cables


» Cable - Use Dual STP (shielded twisted pair) CAT 5e 24 AWG cables or CAT 6 cables. Using UTP (unshielded twisted pair) cables can reduce the system range » Compact Kramer TOOLS™


- 3 units can be rack mounted side-by-side in a 1U rack space with the optional RK-3T rack adapter


Kramer Electronics efficiently produces the widest range of cables for all of your AV needs. Various types of cables include, but are not limited to: VGA, VGA 45 degree, HDMI, DVI, Display Port, RCA/BNC, etc. Lengths vary from 1 foot to 150 foot cables depending on the style. All Kramer Electronics cabling is manufactured with the highest degree of braiding and shielding with respect to style.


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