Lindy - 70m Cat.6 2 Port HDMI 4K60 & IR Splitter Extender - 38385

The Lindy 70m Cat.6 2 Port HDMI 4K60 Splitter Extender is a professional solution for distributing...

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The Lindy 70m Cat.6 2 Port HDMI 4K60 Splitter Extender is designed for professional AV installers and business owners who need to distribute high-quality 4K video to multiple remote locations simultaneously. It offers the key benefit of long-distance transmission over standard Cat.6 cables with integrated power-over-cable technology, though users should note that maximum distances require high-quality solid-core cabling to prevent signal degradation.

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Model Part Number38385
BrandLindy

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FAQs

Can I use Cat.5e cables instead of Cat.6?

While it may work for short distances, Cat.6 solid-core cable is strongly recommended to achieve the full 70m range and 4K60Hz performance.

Does this support HDR?

Yes, the device fully supports HDR, ensuring a wider color gamut and better contrast.

Do I need to plug in power at the receiver side?

No, thanks to PoC (Power over Cable) technology, the receivers are powered directly by the transmitter via the Cat.6 cable.

Can I daisy-chain these units?

Yes, you can use the local loop-through port to connect to additional splitters for larger installations.

What is the maximum distance for 4K video?

The maximum supported distance is 70 meters using high-quality Cat.6 solid-core cable.

Is mounting hardware included?

Yes, both transmitter and receiver mounting brackets and screws are included in the box.

Troubleshooting

No image on the remote display

Verify the Cat.6 cable connections are secure and ensure the source device is outputting a supported resolution.

Image flickering or signal dropouts

Check that the Cat.6 cable is solid-core and does not exceed the 70m limit. Remove any couplers or patch panels.

IR remote is not controlling the source

Ensure the IR emitter is positioned directly over the source device's IR sensor and the IR receiver is visible to your remote control.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Supports 4K60Hz and HDR for professional-grade visuals
  • Power over Cable (PoC) simplifies cable management
  • Flexible setup options with local loop-through for monitoring or cascading
  • Robust metal construction suitable for permanent installations
  • Includes IR control for convenient remote source management

Cons

  • Requires high-quality solid-core Cat.6 cable to reach the full 70m distance
  • Signal quality may drop if using wall plates, patch panels, or couplers
  • Limited to two remote outputs per main unit

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up your system, connect your 4K HDMI source to the transmitter input. Use high-quality Cat.6 cables to connect the RJ-45 outputs on the transmitter to the RJ-45 inputs on the included receivers. Connect your remote displays to the HDMI outputs on the receivers. If using IR control, connect the IR emitter to the transmitter and the IR receiver cables to the remote units, positioning them for clear line-of-sight to your remote controllers. The system is designed for indoor use within a 0–50 °C temperature range. When mounting, use the provided brackets and screws to ensure the units are securely fixed. Maintain at least 5% humidity and avoid dusty environments to prolong the life of the internal chipsets.

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