Binary B-540-TX-330-IR Hdbaset Transmitter 330 Ft

Product Description

The BINARY B-540-TX-330-IR is an HDBaseT transmitter designed to extend HDMI signals up to 330 feet over a single CAT cable. HDBaseT technology consolidates video, audio, power, and control signals into one structured-wiring run, reducing cable clutter and simplifying long-distance AV distribution. This unit is built for professional integrators and low-voltage technicians working on residential or commercial AV installations where source equipment must be located far from the display. The transmitter handles the source-end of the signal chain, pairing with a compatible HDBaseT receiver at the display end.

This transmitter is suited for conference rooms, classrooms, digital signage runs, and whole-home AV systems where HDMI sources need to reach displays beyond the 15-foot practical limit of a passive HDMI cable. It is sold as a single unit and is typically deployed as part of a matched transmitter-receiver kit or integrated into a larger matrix distribution system. The IR designation indicates support for infrared signal pass-through, allowing remote control commands to travel back from the display location to the source.

Key Features

• Extends HDMI signals up to 330 feet over CAT-rated structured cabling
• HDBaseT protocol consolidates video, audio, and IR control over one cable run
• IR pass-through enables remote control of source equipment from the display location
• Single-unit transmitter for source-end installation in an AV signal chain
• Reduces cabling complexity compared to traditional HDMI extender balun pairs

Compatibility

Designed as a source-end HDBaseT transmitter for use with a compatible HDBaseT receiver in residential and commercial AV signal extension applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or certified AV integrator familiar with structured wiring practices. Power down all source and display equipment before making connections. CAT6 or higher cabling is generally recommended for HDBaseT runs at maximum distances. Verify IR emitter and sensor placement at both ends to ensure bidirectional control signal integrity.