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The kenable 004513 Composite Video & Stereo Audio Extender is designed for users who need to transmit composite video and stereo audio signals over long distances using standard UTP CAT5e or CAT6 Ethernet cables. Its key benefit is enabling signal extension up to 300 meters without requiring additional power, making it a cost-effective and simple solution for extending AV signals. A key caveat is its direct connection requirement, as it is not compatible with network switches or hubs.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 004513 |
| Brand | kenable |
No, the kenable 004513 is a passive device and does not require any external power supply.
The maximum transfer distance is 300 meters when using a UTP CAT5e Ethernet cable. For best results and reliability over this distance, CAT6 cable is recommended.
No, this extender requires a direct point-to-point connection between the sender and receiver units using an Ethernet cable. It is not compatible with network switches, hubs, or routers.
You must use a standard UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) copper Ethernet cable, such as CAT5, CAT5e, or CAT6. Do not use CCA (Copper Clad Aluminium) cable, as it will not work correctly.
It transmits composite video (typically Yellow RCA connector) and stereo analog audio (typically Red and White RCA connectors).
No, this extender only supports standard definition composite video signals. It is not designed for high definition video formats.
The extender is supplied in a pair, including both the Sender (Tx) and Receiver (Rx) units, ready for immediate use.
Verify all RCA and RJ45 connections are secure at both the sender and receiver ends. Ensure the Ethernet cable is connected directly between the two units and not through a network switch. Test with a different Ethernet cable, ensuring it is Cat5e or Cat6 copper cable. Confirm the source device is outputting a signal and the display device is set to the correct input.
Check the quality and type of the Ethernet cable. Using a lower-quality or CCA cable can degrade signal quality. Ensure the cable is not damaged or kinked. Try a shorter length of cable if possible. Verify that the source and display devices are functioning correctly and are compatible with composite video signals.
Inspect the Ethernet cable for damage. Ensure connectors are clean and securely plugged in. If using a very long cable run (near 300m), signal degradation can occur; consider using a higher quality Cat6 cable. Avoid routing the Ethernet cable near strong sources of electromagnetic interference.
This is a passive device and requires no power. Ensure all connections are correct. The issue may stem from the connected source, display, or the Ethernet cable itself. Test the setup with known working components if possible.
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