Rti 9.34024E+12 Hdbaset Matrix Kit 4x4 70m

Product Description

The RTI 9.34024E+12 is a 4x4 HDBaseT matrix kit designed to route HDMI signals from up to four sources to up to four displays over standard Cat5e or Cat6 cabling at distances up to 70 meters. The matrix handles signal switching and distribution in a single unit, eliminating the need for separate HDMI switching and extension hardware. It is suited for professional AV installations in commercial and residential settings where multiple sources and displays must be managed from a central location. Licensed AV integrators and low-voltage technicians are the primary installers of this type of equipment.

This matrix kit is used in multi-room or multi-zone AV systems where HDMI sources such as media players, cable boxes, or computers need to be distributed independently to separate displays or zones. The 70-meter reach over structured cabling makes it practical for installations in conference rooms, classrooms, hospitality environments, and residential home theater or whole-home video distribution systems. The 4x4 configuration supports simultaneous, independent routing of four signal paths.

Key Features

• 4x4 matrix configuration supports four independent HDMI inputs and four independent HDMI outputs
• HDBaseT transmission extends signals up to 70 meters over Cat5e or Cat6 cabling
• Eliminates separate switching and extension hardware by combining both functions in one kit
• Suited for commercial and residential multi-zone AV distribution

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style solution for professional HDMI matrix and signal distribution applications requiring HDBaseT extension up to 70 meters.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or certified AV integrator. Power down all connected source and display devices before making or changing connections. Structured cabling runs should comply with TIA-568 standards for Cat5e or Cat6 to ensure reliable signal integrity at maximum extension distances. Do not exceed the rated cable run length, as signal degradation may occur beyond the specified 70-meter limit.