Tripp Lite B127A-008-BH 8-port Hdmi Over Cat6 Splitter

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE B127A-008-BH is an 8-port HDMI over Cat6 splitter designed to distribute a single HDMI source signal to multiple displays across standard Cat6 cabling infrastructure. This unit eliminates the need to run dedicated HDMI cables over long distances by leveraging existing or new Cat6 runs to reach remote display locations. It is well suited for AV integrators, low-voltage technicians, and IT professionals managing structured cabling and display distribution in commercial or enterprise environments. The 8-port configuration allows one source to feed up to eight endpoints simultaneously.

This splitter is appropriate for conference rooms, classrooms, control rooms, digital signage installations, and other commercial AV deployments where a centralized source must drive multiple remote screens. The Cat6-based signal extension approach simplifies cable management and reduces installation costs compared to running individual HDMI cables to each display location. The unit ships as a single piece with a quantity of one per package.

Key Features

• Distributes one HDMI source to 8 remote display locations over Cat6 cabling
• Leverages existing Cat6 infrastructure to reduce installation complexity
• Suited for enterprise, commercial AV, and structured cabling environments
• Single-unit package for straightforward procurement and deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style distribution component for HDMI over Cat6 signal extension systems in commercial and enterprise AV installations. Consult TRIPP LITE documentation for receiver and transmitter pairing requirements.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or AV integrator familiar with structured cabling standards. Power down all connected source and display equipment before making or breaking signal connections. Cat6 runs should be terminated and tested to TIA-568 standards prior to connecting the splitter. Follow local codes and the manufacturer wiring guidelines when routing cabling through walls or conduit.