Kramer 90-70874090 FC-113 HDMI to 3G HD-SDI Format Converter with Power Supply

Deploy reliable HDMI-to-SDI conversion where image fidelity and uptime matter most. The Kramer Electronics FC-113 format converter turns a single HDMI source into two identical SDI streams with embedded audio, making it ideal for security, surveillance, broadcast and medical monitoring installations. With support for SDI, HD‑SDI and 3G‑SDI standards and a 3 Gbps maximum data rate, the FC-113 handles HDTV signals — including 1080p/60 — without frame-rate or resolution conversion, preserving original video timing for accurate recording and live monitoring.

Designed for integrators and AV/network engineers, the compact DigiTOOLS module features Active Input™ LED indicators for quick status checks and simplified troubleshooting during deployment in control rooms, NVR systems, or OR suites. The FC-113-MD option provides IEC 60601-1-2 certification for electromagnetic compatibility in medical environments. Backed by a 7-year limited warranty, this Kramer signal converter delivers the durability and predictable performance required for 24/7 surveillance, monitoring, and broadcast workflows. Add the FC-113 to your system to distribute, record, or monitor HDMI sources over professional SDI infrastructures.

• Converts a single HDMI source into two identical 3G HD‑SDI outputs, enabling simultaneous distribution to recorders, monitors, or encoders
• Preserves original video quality and timing (no frame‑rate or resolution conversion) for reliable surveillance and broadcast monitoring
• Supports up to 3 Gbps and HDTV formats to handle 1080p/60 workflows common in security, medical imaging, and live production
• Optional medical-certified FC-113-MD ensures IEC 60601-1-2 electromagnetic compatibility compliance for clinical environments
• Compact, rugged DigiTOOLS design with Active Input™ LED makes installation, troubleshooting, and integration into control rooms and CCTV racks fast and easy
• Industry-grade 7-year limited warranty provides long-term reliability for mission-critical monitoring and recording systems