p>Works with Tripp Lite B127P-Series transmitters to extend a 4K x 2K HDMI audio/video signal via Cat6 cable up to 125 ft.< /p> < p>< strong>4K Receiver Extends HDMI Signals for Digital Signage or Video Presentations< /strong>This box-style active remote receiver works in tandem with Tripp Lite’s B127P-002-H or B127P-004-H transmitter to extend 4K video (at 60 Hz) and stereo audio from an HDMI source to an HDMI display up to 125 feet (38.1 meters) using Cat6 cabling. It can also extend a 4K HDMI signal (at 30 Hz) up to 150 feet (45.7 meters) and a 1080p HDMI signal (at 60 Hz) up to 200 feet (61 meters). < /p> < p>< br /> < strong>Ideal for Settings Where Conventional HDMI Cables Can’t Reach< /strong>The B127P-100-H is recommended for conference rooms, schools, trade shows, meeting facilities, houses of worship, retail settings and other digital signage applications where the source and display are farther apart than conventional A/V cables allow.< /p> < p>< br /> < strong>Supports Crystal-Clear 4K HDMI Video with Multi-Channel Audio and 4:4:4 Color< /strong>The B127P-100-H supports Ultra HD video resolutions up to 3840 x 2160 (4K x 2K) at 60 Hz with full, rich uncompressed DTS-HD, Dolby TrueHD and 7.1-channel digital audio. This receiver is compatible with HDMI 2.0 standards for carrying HDR signals, which provides a wide range of vibrant colors with richer contrast, brighter whites and deeper blacks. It supports 4:4:4 chroma subsampling for top-level PC gaming or using your HDTV as a PC monitor. HDCP 2.2 compliance allows you to stream iTunes and Netflix content with no complications. < /p> < p>< br /> < strong>Multi-Resolution Support Allows Mixing and Matching of Displays of Different Resolutions< /strong>Say you have a brand new 4K (at 60 Hz) HDTV in the living room, but want to also connect your Blu-ray player or satellite box to the older 1080p TV in the bedroom. The B127P-100-H works with a Tripp Lite B127P-002-H or B127P-004-H splitter/transmitter to allow up to four televisions to display video at their maximum resolution. Most other video applications default each television to the lowest common resolution, meaning you would only get a 1080p image on that new 4K TV.< /p> < p>< br /> < strong>Built-In PoC Technology Provides Power to Avoid Bulky External Power Bricks< /strong>Bu