Kramer WP-DEC7/US-D(W) High-Performance Highly Scalable AVoIP Wall Plate Decoder for 4K Over 1G Network with Decora Design Frame Sets, White

The Kramer Electronics WP-DEC7 wall plate decoder transforms any standard wall outlet into a professional 4K AVoIP endpoint, perfect for conferencing, surveillance monitoring, and distributed video deployments. As a high-performance video conference interface unit, it streams up to 4K@60Hz (4:2:0) over a 1G Ethernet link—delivering crisp video while using existing network infrastructure. Support for unicast and multicast streaming and a video-wall capability up to 16x16 enables scalable video distribution across control rooms, lobbies and command centers.

Designed for integrators, the WP-DEC7 extracts HDMI or LAN audio to balanced analog outputs, simplifying connections to mixers and monitoring systems used in security and surveillance. The Decora-style wall plate keeps installations neat and professional, while optional PoE power and comprehensive control via embedded web pages, Protocol 3000 API, RS‑232 and CEC give you flexible deployment and centralized management. Low latency and industry-grade reliability make it ideal for mission-critical monitoring and conferencing environments. Add the Kramer WP-DEC7 to your next AV or security project to streamline installation and expand your networked video capabilities.

• Delivers true 4K@60Hz (4:2:0) video over a standard 1G network to maximize image quality without expensive infrastructure upgrades
• Scalable AVoIP decoding with unicast/multicast and up to 16x16 video-wall support for flexible conferencing and control-room displays
• Balanced analog audio extraction and HDMI/LAN audio options to simplify integration with existing audio systems and PA or monitoring setups
• Multiple control interfaces (embedded web UI, Protocol 3000 API, RS‑232/CEC via TCP) for centralized management and automation in enterprise or security environments
• Decora wall-plate form factor with PoE option for discreet, easy installation in meeting rooms, surveillance stations, and distributed AV deployments