Recetor Extensor HDBaseT VivoLink VLHDMIEXTHDB2.0-R — Alcance de 70 m

VivoLink VLHDMIEXTHDB2.0-R is an HDBaseT extender receiver that accepts HDMI signals transmitted over a single CAT cable up to 70 metres. The unit receives audio and video from a compatible HDBaseT transmitter and outputs a standard HDMI signal for displays, projectors or AV systems. Designed for installations requiring extended HDMI delivery, the receiver enables centralized source placement and simplified cabling in meeting rooms, classrooms and digital signage environments.

Advantages

The receiver supports long-distance transmission over a single network cable, reducing the need for multiple HDMI runs and complex wiring. It preserves full HDMI output for connected displays and is compatible with common HDBaseT transmitter units, enabling flexible placement of source equipment. The compact form factor facilitates installation behind screens or inside AV racks, while standardized connector types ensure straightforward integration into existing AV setups.

Suitable for

• Meeting rooms and conference halls for connecting centralized media players to displays
• Classrooms and lecture theatres requiring simple, reliable AV delivery over distance
• Retail and public spaces for digital signage and advertising displays
• Corporate lobbies and reception areas where source equipment is located remotely

Key specifications

• Transmission technology: HDBaseT receiver
• Maximum cable reach: up to 70 metres over single CAT cable
• Video output: HDMI compatible output for display connection
• Audio support: embedded HDMI audio pass-through
• Form factor: compact receiver suitable for behind-screen or rack mounting
• Power: external power supply via DC input (as specified by manufacturer)

How to use

Connect the HDBaseT transmitter to the source (for example a media player or computer) and run a single CAT cable from the transmitter to the VivoLink VLHDMIEXTHDB2.0-R receiver. Plug an HDMI cable from the receiver’s HDMI output into the target display or projector. Apply power to the receiver using its supplied power adapter and verify link and signal indicators. Configure the source device for the desired resolution and audio format; the receiver will present the transmitted HDMI signal to the connected display.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, use a high-quality shielded CAT cable rated for the installation environment and avoid running parallel to strong electrical interference sources. Confirm compatibility between the transmitter and receiver for supported resolutions and HDR formats, and place the receiver in a ventilated location to prevent overheating during continuous operation.