TX-RX-DIGITAL

  • Wireless transmitter and receiver
  • Video and audio wirelessly
  • Radio frequency 2.4 GHz
  • High quality digital transmission
  • Communication protected by ID
  • Range 300 m
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System of wireless transmitter and receiver of audio and video, at 2.4 GHz, using digital transmission.

Allows installation without wiring quickly and easily. Transmits composite video signal (PAL or NTSC format) and audio wirelessly, previously digitized, allowing greater range and full protection against interferences.

The wireless signal transmission of A/V allows flexibility and increase of the applications of the multimedia systems. You can send the image and sound of satellite stereo or VCR systems through walls or floors to a TV or speaker in another room. Among the many applications that this system allows we can highlight the transmission of the image of a surveillance camera to the DVR, broadcast video programs to a projector, allow two or more televisions to receive the signal of cable and satellite TV at the same time and generally any application requiring large distances between various systems.

It uses radio frequency of 2.4 GHz, with communication protected by ID. The maximum transmission distance is of 300 meters in open space. It supports a video channel for each two paired devices, making it possible to reach a resolution D1 (720x576) in real time (25 FPS).

Frequency range2400 ~ 2483 MHz
Maximum transmission distance300 m
Transmission power / Sensitivity20 dBm / -80 dBm
Resolution720x576 / 25FPS
Antenna gain2 dBi
Transmission frequency4 CH at 2.4 GHz
Video Input/Output1 Vp-p 75 Ω / BNC
Audio Input/Output20 mVp-p 10 KΩ / BNC
Operating temperature-10º C ~ +50º C
PowerDC 6 V ~ 12 V
Power consumption600 mA max.
Dimensions (transmitter and receiver)118 (W) x 32 (H) x 78 (D) mm
Weight1150 g. each device
  • - Digital AV wireless transmitter
  • - Digital AV wireless receiver
  • - DC power supplies 9 V / 500 mA
  • - User instructions

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