Tripp Lite B127E-1A1-HH Hdmi Over Cat6 Extender Kit

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE B127E-1A1-HH is an HDMI over Cat6 extender kit designed to transmit high-definition video and audio signals over standard Cat6 structured cabling. The kit includes a local transmitter unit and a remote receiver unit, allowing installers to push HDMI signals well beyond the 15-foot limit of a direct cable run. Low-voltage technicians and AV integrators use this type of extender in commercial display installations, conference rooms, digital signage deployments, and any application where source equipment and the display cannot be co-located.

This extender kit is suited for both commercial and residential AV installations where running a dedicated HDMI cable is impractical. Typical scenarios include ceiling-mounted projectors, lobby signage, training room displays, and hospitality environments. The use of Cat6 infrastructure means installers can often leverage existing structured cabling rather than pulling new HDMI runs, reducing labor time and material cost on retrofit projects.

Key Features

• Extends HDMI signals over Cat6 cabling beyond standard direct-cable distance limits
• Kit format includes both transmitter and receiver units for a complete point-to-point solution
• Leverages existing Cat6 structured cabling infrastructure to simplify installation
• Designed for commercial and residential AV distribution applications
• Sold as a single kit (quantity per unit: 1)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style extender kit for HDMI signal distribution over Cat6 cabling in standard AV installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified AV integrator. Power down all connected source and display equipment before connecting or disconnecting the transmitter and receiver units. Use properly terminated Cat6 or better cabling between the local and remote units, and follow TIA-568 wiring standards for best signal integrity. Do not exceed the rated cabling distance for the extender, and avoid running the Cat6 segment parallel to high-voltage conductors to prevent interference.