Binary B-350-USB2-CATX Hdmi Extender Balun Kit 330 Feet

Product Description

The BINARY B-350-USB2-CATX is a Cat5e and Cat6 HDMI extender balun kit rated for runs up to 330 feet. The kit uses balanced signal transmission over structured Cat5e or Cat6 cabling to carry HDMI video and audio signals beyond the distance limits of standard HDMI cables. This type of extender is common in commercial AV installations, conference rooms, digital signage deployments, and residential home theater builds where source equipment and displays are located in separate spaces. Installation is handled by low-voltage AV technicians or licensed low-voltage contractors.

This balun kit is intended for fixed-installation environments where Cat5e or Cat6 infrastructure is already in place or being run as part of a broader AV or structured wiring project. It is suited for single-run point-to-point HDMI distribution over distances up to 330 feet. Typical applications include wall-mount display installs, projector setups, boardroom AV systems, and any scenario where HDMI source devices must feed a remote display without active amplification over coax or fiber. The use of Cat5e or Cat6 cable keeps installation cost low and integrates cleanly with standard low-voltage rough-in work.

Key Features

• Extends HDMI signals up to 330 feet over Cat5e or Cat6 cabling
• Balun design uses existing or new structured cabling infrastructure
• Compatible with Cat5e and Cat6 cable types
• Kit includes both transmitter and receiver balun units
• Designed for low-voltage fixed AV installations in residential and commercial settings

Compatibility

Designed for use with Cat5e and Cat6 structured cabling in point-to-point HDMI extension applications. No specific compatible model numbers or system families were identified in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or AV systems technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC Article 725 for low-voltage wiring. Power down all connected source and display equipment before making connections at both the transmitter and receiver ends. Verify cable continuity and proper termination on all Cat5e or Cat6 runs before powering the system. Avoid running low-voltage signal cables parallel to line-voltage conductors to minimize interference.