Kramer 50-80249090 PT-120xl Computer Graphics Video over Twisted Pair Receiver

Optimize long-distance computer-graphics and monitoring displays with the Kramer Electronics PT-120xl Computer Graphics Video over Twisted Pair Receiver. Purpose-built for security, surveillance and AV monitoring environments, this video extender receiver converts a twisted-pair feed back to a high-quality VGA/graphics output so you can locate displays away from source equipment. The PT-120xl supports up to WUXGA (1920x1200) and full 1080p, maintaining clarity for detailed surveillance feeds and control-room graphics over distances up to 250m (820'). Installation is straightforward over CAT-5/UTP/STP cabling, and on-board Level (Gain) and EQ controls let technicians optimize picture fidelity without changing source settings. The Power Connect System can power both the transmitter and receiver from a single adapter when units are within 50m (150'), cutting power cabling costs and simplifying deployments. Compact, robust and designed for professional AV and security networks, the PT-120xl is ideal for command centers, monitoring stations, and distributed digital signage. Contact your Kramer reseller to specify the PT-120xl for your next surveillance or monitoring installation.

• Extends computer graphics and HDMI-quality video over standard CAT-5/UTP/STP cabling for cleaner, longer runs and simplified infrastructure
• Delivers crisp WUXGA (1920x1200) and 1080p video up to 250m (820') to support high-resolution monitoring and surveillance applications
• Built-in Level (Gain) and EQ (Peaking) controls let integrators fine-tune image quality on-site for critical control-room displays
• Power Connect System powers both transmitter and receiver from one adapter when units are within 50m (150'), reducing cabling and installation time
• Compact receiver with VGA output and RJ-45 networking port for simple integration into existing AV and security networks
• Reliable wired connectivity designed for security, surveillance, and monitoring deployments where stable, low-latency video is required