Kramer 50-00010190 TP-594Txr 4K HDR HDMI Line Transmitter with Ethernet RS232/IR and Audio over PoE Extended Reach HDBaseT 2.0

Deliver pristine, long-reach 4K HDR video and dependable control to remote displays and security stations with the Kramer TP-594Txr 4K HDR HDBaseT transmitter. This Kramer Electronics pro HDMI extender converts HDMI, Ethernet, RS-232 and IR into a single HDBaseT 2.0 stream, simplifying installations for security, surveillance and AV monitoring. Support for 4K@60Hz (4:4:4) and transmission up to 100m (330ft) over twisted-pair CAT cable keeps video quality and color fidelity intact for control rooms and digital signage deployments.

PoE capability removes the need for a local power adapter, reducing rack clutter and installation time, while intelligent routing of ARC and analog/digital audio gives system integrators flexibility to return or embed audio where needed. Built-in Ethernet and reliable control interfaces (RS-232/IR) make the TP-594Txr ideal for centralized management of multi-screen monitoring setups, security consoles and corporate AV systems. Backed by a 7-year warranty, it’s engineered for mission-critical uptime. Contact us to specify or order the TP-594Txr for your surveillance, security or enterprise AV project.

• Deliver true 4K@60Hz (4:4:4) HDR video up to 100m (330ft) over standard CAT cabling, preserving image quality for surveillance and monitoring applications
• Consolidates HDMI, Ethernet, RS-232, IR, ARC and analog audio into a single HDBaseT 2.0 link to simplify installations and reduce cabling costs
• PoE powered transmitter eliminates the need for a local power supply, streamlining deployments in ceilings, racks and remote locations
• Intelligent routing of ARC and embedded analog/digital audio lets you manage audio locally or at the source for flexible AV and security system designs
• Robust control and networking support enables reliable integration with control rooms, security consoles and digital signage systems
• Backed by a 7-year limited warranty for long-term reliability in mission-critical monitoring and security environments