Eaton Tripp Lite B127A-110-BH HDMI Over CAT6 Receiver with Repeater, 4K 60 Hz, HDR, 4:4:4, IR Transceiver, PoC, HDCP 2.2, 230', TAA

Extend high-quality 4K content to distant displays while keeping installations clean and simple. The Eaton Tripp Lite B127A-110-BH HDMI over CAT6 receiver is a video extender transceiver designed for digital signage, conference rooms, hospitality and security environments where the source and display are separated by long runs. It delivers Ultra HD 3840 x 2160 at 60 Hz with HDR and 4:4:4 chroma, supports HDCP 2.2-protected content, and transmits multi-channel audio for a full AV experience. Power over Cable (PoC) powers the receiver through Cat6, eliminating bulky power bricks and enabling discreet mounting in ceilings or cabinets. Daisy-chain up to four receivers to extend a single transmitter up to 920' (230' per link), or add Tripp Lite boosters for even greater reach. The built-in IR transceiver lets you control sources from the display end—useful for digital signage, surveillance monitoring and remote presentation setups. Plug-and-play operation plus included rack/wall mounts make deployment fast. Ideal for security, monitoring and commercial AV projects—order the B127A-110-BH to simplify long-distance 4K installations.

• Extend crisp, uncompressed 4K/60Hz HDR video up to 230' over Cat6 to reach remote displays without expensive fiber or long HDMI runs
• Power over Cable (PoC) removes the need for local power bricks, simplifying installs in ceilings, kiosks and signage cabinets
• Daisy-chain up to four receivers for installations as long as 920' (or use a booster for even greater distance) to cover large venues
• IR transceiver enables remote source control from the display end—ideal for digital signage, conference rooms and security monitoring
• HDCP 2.2 and 4:4:4 color support ensure compatibility with protected 4K content and deliver accurate color for PC and video applications
• TAA-compliant, rack- and wall-mountable design built for commercial deployments and government procurement