Wireless High-Definition Audio/ Video Transmitter and Receiver
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HD Wireless AV Sender
Wirelessly transmitting your audio/video signal from one device to another is pretty easy. We have several products on the site which will transmit standard definition signals… you know, TV quality BEFORE HD. This product will actually transmit in HD (high definition). HD is a lot more data, so you need much more bandwidth to send all the data across from transmitter to receiver, hence the extra cost.
The WDH-5001 from RF-Link is one of the first viable products to allow users to wirelessly transmit an HD signal from one device to another.
The main purpose for this product is to send the signal from your Cable or Dish receiver or DVR to a TV on the wall across the room or to another room. This product will work with any AV (audio/video) device with HDMI connectivity, such as a camera, projector, computer, etc..
While most people reading this description are simply looking for a way to send the HD TV signal from their DVR to the TV wirelessly, you can do much more. But, on the topic of TV’s, you need an HDMI connector, which is pretty common these days. HDMI is the all in one audio and video connector which replaced component cables years ago.
You will connect the WDH-5001 wireless transmitter to you receiver (cable, Dish, Direct TV, DVR, etc..), and then the WHD-5001 wireless receiver to your TV. Your TV should not be too far away, as this type of wireless product will not transmit as far as the standard definition AV transmitters. Sending the HD signal across the room or to another adjacent room should be fine. Keep in mind that other wireless products could cause interference, but given the spectrum this product uses you shouldn’t have any trouble.
You can also use this product to send your TV signal to a second TV. Just connect the transmitter to the TV out on your TV to duplicate the signal on a second TV elsewhere (but nearby). You won’t be able to watch 2 different channels without another receiver. RF-Link does make a product which has a Cable TV Tuner built in so it can decode basic cable channels. Note I said basic cable, not digital cable. Channel selection is limited with that product, but it can be done. For reference, I am referring to the ACS-5820. There is also the ACS-5811 which does not have the cable TV tuner built in, but works the same way, only in standard definition. Both products will send any standard definition signal wirelessly, connecting via composite cables (red, white, yellow). For HD, you need the WDH-5001 and HDMI connectivity.
Sorry to go long on this description, but these are common questions.
Now, a little about the manufacturer. RF-Link has been a very respectable vendor. I added their products to the site a few years ago to make up for another vendor whose service had really gone downhill. RF-Link has been very consistent with product supply, provides no hassle service and returns when needed, and doesn’t try to take advantage of customers in need. We sell their products in confidence.
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Manufacturers Description
WHD-5001 is the most advanced Wireless High-Definition AV Sender from RF-Link, it transmits wireless HD video signal from any HD video source such as Set-top box, Blu-ray player, game console, DVR, etc to your HDTV (or projector) anywhere in the house, and capable of control your source device from remote location...
Wirelessly transmit HD video signal to any HDTV in the house
HD video signal can even penetrate thru walls
IR blaster allows user control source device from remote location
40 meters Line-of-Sight transmission
128 bit AES encryption for secured wireless video transmission
FEATURES
Operating on 5.180 ~ 5.825 GHz in OFDM modulation technology
128bit AES Encryption for secured wireless video transmission
Motion JPEG compression Technology
40 meter LOS transmission system
IR blaster allows remote control source device
20 - 30ms system latency
Support HDMI 1.3 video format.
Support HDCP 1.2 with video encryption.
MIMO technology.
SPECIFICATIONS
Transmitter
HDMI Conn. * 1 ( Type A)
Phone Jack * 1 (3.5mm)
USB Power Conn. * 1
Power button :TACT SW
LED indicate : Link / Power
Antenna : MIMO 2T3R
Receiver
HDMI Conn. 1 ( Type A)
Phone Jack * 1 (3.5mm)
IR Sensor * 1
USB Power Conn. * 1
Power button :TACT SW
LED indicate : Link / Power
Antenna : MIMO 2T3R
Resolution
640 X 480 @ 85 fps
800 X 600 @ 85 fps
1024 X 768 @ 75 fps
1280 X 1024 @ 30 fps
1600 X 1200 @ 30 fps
1440 X 900 @ 30 fps
1680 X 1050 @ 30 fps
1920 X 1080 @ 30 fps
GENERAL
IR Frequency 38 KHz
Frequency 5180 ~ 5825 MHz
Operating voltage VDC 5V / 2A
Power consumption TX : 1200 mA @5VRX : 1200 mA @5V
Operating Temp 0 ~ 40 deg C
Dimension(Only unit) TX : 154 x 165 x 125 mm
RX : 154 x 165 x 125 mm
PACKAGING CONTENT
5.0 GHz wireless HD transmitter (Qty. 1)
5.0 GHz wireless HD receiver (Qty. 1)
IR blaster (Qty. 1)
HDMI cable (Qty. 1)
Power adapter (Qty. 2)
Antenna (Qty. 6)
User's manual (Qty. 1)
Warranty
2 years parts and labor
Updated January 30, 2012 How to Choose a Wireless Cable TV Extender If this is your first time reading this article, please realize that it has been updated several times over the years as the technology has changed and new products have come out. You will see below that Wireless Cable Extenders are nearly a product of the past, as they only transmit in standard definition, but they do have a Cable TV decoder built in. There are new wireless extenders which can handle HD signals, but none that have a Cable TV decoder built-in, for good reason as these decoders only work on analog channels, and analog channels are nearly extinct. Regardless, standard definition is still plenty fine for many people, especially for a 2nd TV, as is typically the use case for this type of product. And now, on to the bulk of the article, with some updates: If you are shopping for a Wireless Cable TV Extender, you are probably trying to send the signal from your Cable TV box to a TV in a room or outside where there is no cable TV currently. A fairly simple solution is to send the signal wirelessly to the other room using a Wireless Cable TV Extender. We have several other solutions for sending a TV signal or AV signal to another room if you don’t need the specific Cable TV feature, or if you want to get TV on your computer or send your computer signal to a TV. We also now have a few products which can send HD signals across the room or to a nearby room (less than 40 meters away). See the Home Entertainment section in the left column for Wireless AV / TV Extenders and Wireless PC to TV products. When it comes down to Wireless Cable TV Extenders, there are only two good solutions, and we don't expect them to be around much longer. Most cable operators are moving or have already moved to 100% digital transmission. If your cable provider advertises 100% digital, this solution is overkill for you as you can't utilize the analog tuner that is built in. You can get by with a standard AV Extender, and we have several to choose from. The downside is that without the built- in tuner you can't watch 2 different channels on 2 TV's. If your cable company still provides some Analog channels, then the Cable TV Extenders will be able to decode that analog signal and give you the ability to watch 2 different channels on 2 TV's. To restate this another way: note that I mention Wireless CABLE TV extenders, and not just a TV Signal extender, or Wireless TV Signal Transmitter… that is because most solutions simply transmit what is playing on your main TV (source) to your second TV, thereby playing the same program on both TV’s. When you change the channel on one, you change the channel on both. While this is not necessarily bad, there is an option that also gives you the ability to watch 2 different channels on the 2 TV’s, although this feature only applies to ANALOG Cable TV Channels. The true wireless cable TV extender products are really 2 products in 1. They are an AV (TV) signal transmitter AND a Cable TV decoder (analog signals only). The first part of the product, the AV Transmitter portion, allows you to send the signal from any AV source (Digital Cable, Satellite TV, Camera, DVR, etc…) to another TV. What is being transmitted is what will be shown on the 2nd TV. As we stated before, we have several products that just do this function. The second part is what makes these CATV products really unique. The product has a built-in Analog Cable TV Tuner in it, therefore it can decode the cable TV signals that are analog (usually the basic channels) and allow you to change the channel on the 2nd TV independent of the source (1st TV). Again, this only works for the Analog channels, so if you don’t have any analog channels, or if you want to watch a digital channel or another AV source, then you switch to Digital mode (using the remote) and you can watch that channel (or source) on both TV’s. 2.4 GHz vs. 5.8 GHz 5.8GHz goes the extra distance. You can get up to 300 feet with direct line of sight. I recommend no more than 100 feet within a building. The 5.8GHz version may also be a better option if you live in an apartment, condo or town home community where other residence have wireless phones, wireless internet, baby monitors, etc. You should get less interference with 5.8GHz than 2.4 GHz. We have been selling models by Angeltrax, AITech and RF-Link for years (with Angeltrax being the main designer and manufacturer of this technology). RF-Link and AITech are the 2 brands still making this product. The functionality of the products is exactly the same. Both current models connect to your cable box and TV via composite cables (red, white, yellow). Both have an IR extender. High Definition I was able to get a firsthand look at some of this emerging technology at CES 2012 (Consumer Electronics Show) in Las Vegas. Interestingly, I also sat with one of the major chip set manufacturers for an unrelated project and was given visibility to a new chip which will allow this type of data transmission through coax, power line or twisted pair (copper) wires. This means that in the near future (say 2013-ish) you will be able to send all your TV signals, even high definition, through existing cables in your house. There will be some real alternatives to wireless. But, for now, what we have are some really good wireless products. See the WHD-5001 from RF-Link. It operates in the 5.0 GHz bandwidth, connects to your TV and AV source via HDMI, and is very reasonable in price. RF-Link is also a good company to work with. We are confident in their products and service. The WHD-5001 does not have a Cable TV decoder in it, so you will have the same channel on both TV's, but as I explained before, who cares! Analog cable is a thing of the past and who wants to spend money transmitting standard definition to their new awesome HD TV? Standard def is great for a small kitchen TV, one in the den or kids room, but for football, movies, etc... HD is the only way to go. Speaking of HD... I really need to write a separate article about what is coming down the pipe in displays. In a couple years, there will be as big of a leap in TV performance as there was between standard tube TV's and High Definition flat screens. More products are being set up as they become available. Realize that there are sometimes mutiple technology solutions for any problem. I will keep searching for new products which will allow users to place their TV's wherever they like and still get the HD signal from their cable, satellite, DVR, DVD player or game station to them. Stay tuned for more. Ross Minion Serving Power Users since 2001 © Copyright 2012 PC Power Zone. All Rights Reserved
There are few difference between the Wireless Cable TV Extenders on the market. One of the models (RF-Link) uses the 5.8GHz spectrum to transmit the data, and the other (AITech) uses the 2.4 GHz spectrum. 2.4HGz is fine for close range transmission. My rule of thumb is usually 50-75 feet, depending on how many walls or floors you are trying to transmit through, and what they are made of.
For customers looking to wirelessly transmit their HD (high definition) signals, there are finally some products which accomplish this. The original HD TV Extenders (circa 2008-2010) were very expensive and didn't work well at all. A new standard was developed to handle the wide bandwidth required to transmit high definition video, and a new crop of products is finally being born.
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Regular price: $179.95 Sale price: $167.45 AITech Part #:06-080-008-01Better than ever with great picture, No other product has these features.
AITech's Wireless Cable TV allows you to wirelessly transmit your analog cable TV channels right from the cable that comes into your house to a remote TV. Just connect the Transmitter to your analog cable and the Receiver to a TV in another room that doesn't have a cable connection. Just like that, you can enjoy watching all your analog channels anywhere you want to put a TV. Whether you want a TV in your bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, garage, back porch or any room without a cable connection, the AITech Wireless Cable TV makes extending your Cable TV signal easy.The Wireless Cable TV features an IR Remote Control, IR Extender, RF Channel Synchronization, On-Screen Menu, Built-In Analog Cable TV Tuner and more! It's easy to set up and use. If you can hook up a DVD player, you can handle this project. Benefits:Watch different channels on 2 different TV's Save extra cable box and monthly fees No wires to run, no holes to drill RF Channel Synchronization Extra receivers available to transmit to multiple TVs IR Remote Extender Eliminate the interference
Features: * On-Screen Menu The AITech Wireless Cable TV is designed to give you quality independent wireless cable TV to any remote television in your home. Now, let’s decide if the Wireless Cable TV is the right product for your application. I have “Basic” and/or Digital Cable with a Digital Box and would like to watch independent “Basic” Cable TV and/or my Digital Channels in my kitchen, back porch, sun room, play room, spare bedroom, garage, work shop, or even outside on the pool deck without running cable. If desired, I would also like to view my Digital Channels and control the entire operation of the Digital Box from my remote TV location. If we have described your application, the Wireless Cable TV is the right product for you. With the Wireless Cable TV, you will be able to control your Digital Box from the remote location using our exclusive IR Remote Modulation System. AITech Wireless Cable TV System with IR Remote, Full Independent Wireless Cable TV, RF Channel Synchronization, IR Remote Extender, On Screen Menu and More.... Package Contents: * 2.4GHz Wireless Cable TV Transmitter
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Regular price: $159.99 Sale price: $139.95 This is your most economical solution, and equal in quality to other solutions on the market, for sending your cable TV signal wirelessly to another room. The product is basically a Wireless Audio Video sender and transmitter, with a built-in CATV decoder, to decode analog cable TV channels. The product will decode the basic analog channels, so you don't need a second cable box, and allow you to transmit them to another location. You can watch 2 different channels on your 2 different TV's, where with a regular wireless AV system both TV's would be showing the same channel. Keep in mind, the ability to watch 2 different channels only works for your analog cable TV channels, not your digital channels. You can still send you digital channels wirelessly, but both TV's will show the same channel, as the built-in CATV tuner cannot decode the digital channels. If you have FiOS or another other 100% digital cable system, this is not the right product for you, as the CATV tuner built into this product cannot decode the Digital Cable TV signals. It this scenario, you can use the basic Wireless AV Extender, part # AVS-5811. Both products will display the same channel, but you will be able to extend the signal from the main tv to one in another room. If you have Dish or Direct TV and want a way to send that signal to another TV, this is NOT the solution. The CATV tuner built into this product cannot decode the Satellite signals. It this scenario, you can use the basic Wireless AV Extender, part # AVS-5811. Both products will display the same channel, but you will be able to extend the signal from the main tv to one in another room. If you are looking for an HD (High Definition) transmitter / receiver, then look at the WDH-501 from RF-Link or similiar models. Manufacturers description: Transmit Cable-TV signal wirelessly to any room in the house. Features:
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FAQ's Q: What is the code of ACS-5820? I need to program it into my universal remote control. Technical Specifications
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Regular price: $129.99 Sale price: $99.95 5.8GHz Wireless Audio/Video Sender with IR Remote Control Extender |
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