Rti 10-210821-15 Uhd Voip Hdmi Transmitter

Product Description

The RTI 10-210821-15 is a UHD VoIP transmitter designed for extending high-definition HDMI signals over IP-based network infrastructure. It serves as the sending unit in an HDMI-over-IP distribution system, encoding and transmitting Ultra HD video and audio across a local area network to one or more compatible receiver units. Licensed AV integration technicians and low-voltage system installers typically deploy this device in structured-cable environments where point-to-point or matrix video distribution is required without running dedicated HDMI cable runs between source and display locations.

This transmitter is suited for residential and light commercial AV installations where sources such as media players, set-top boxes, or other HDMI-output devices need to feed displays in remote rooms or zones. It integrates into IP network-based AV distribution architectures, allowing flexible routing and scalability across existing Ethernet infrastructure. Installation is typically performed by low-voltage AV technicians during new construction or retrofit projects where centralized AV source equipment is housed in a rack or equipment closet.

Key Features

• Transmits UHD HDMI video signals over IP network infrastructure
• Functions as the encoder and sending unit in an HDMI-over-IP distribution system
• Enables flexible, scalable AV distribution using existing Ethernet cabling
• Sold as a single unit quantity for individual transmitter deployment or system expansion

Compatibility

Designed for use in IP-based HDMI extender and distribution systems requiring a UHD transmitter endpoint. Pair with a compatible RTI VoIP receiver unit to complete the signal path.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage AV technician familiar with IP network configuration and HDMI signal distribution. Power down all source equipment and displays before making connections. Ensure the network switch supports the required bandwidth and any multicast or IGMP snooping settings needed for stable video distribution. Consult the manufacturer documentation and applicable local low-voltage codes before deployment.