Introducing the VIDEOCAST HDMI Video Wireless Transmitter Extender WL080, the perfect solution for extending your HDMI video wirelessly. With an impressive distance of up to 1110 Ft./338 Mtr. on 5.8GHz, this transmitter extender provides crystal clear video quality with no lag or interference.
 
The Plug and Play feature allows for easy setup and operation, eliminating the need for any complicated settings. Plus, with the option to power the device with either a USB-C/NP-F series battery or 12V 1A DC power supply, you'll have the flexibility to use it in a variety of settings.
 
Say goodbye to messy cables and experience the convenience of wireless video transmission with the VIDEOCAST HDMI Video Wireless Transmitter Extender WL080.
 
The VIDEOCAST HDMI Video Wireless Transmitter Extender WL080 with a range of 1110 feet (338 meters) is designed for long-distance HDMI signal transmission. This makes it particularly suitable for larger spaces such as conference rooms, large homes, commercial settings, or outdoor events where running long HDMI cables would be impractical.
 
Detailed Features
Long-Range Transmission: Capable of transmitting HDMI signals up to 1110 feet (338 meters), making it ideal for large spaces.
High-Resolution Support: Likely supports high-definition resolutions up to 1080p.
Low Latency: Designed to minimize latency, ensuring smooth video and audio playback, which is critical for applications like gaming or live presentations.
Plug and Play: Easy to set up with minimal configuration. Typically involves connecting the transmitter and receiver and powering them up.
Frequency Band: Operates on 5GHz frequency band that ensures minimal interference and stable transmission.
Compatibility: Works with a wide range of HDMI devices, including TVs, monitors, projectors, gaming consoles, Video Switcher and media players.
Power Supply: Usually requires an external power source or NPF Battery for both the transmitter and receiver, often via USB or dedicated power adapters.
Additional Features: Some models may include features like IR pass-through for remote control functionality, multiple receiver support, or network extension capabilities.
 
Setup Instructions
Connect the Transmitter: Plug the HDMI transmitter into the HDMI output port of your source device (e.g., Blu-ray player, gaming console, PC).
Connect the Receiver: Plug the HDMI receiver into the HDMI input port of your display device (e.g., TV, monitor, projector).
Power the Devices: Use the included power adapters or USB cables to power both the transmitter and receiver.
Pairing: Follow the instructions to pair the transmitter and receiver. This often involves pressing a pairing button on each device until they connect.
Test the Connection: Once paired, test the connection by playing video content from the source device to ensure the signal is being transmitted correctly.
 
Use Cases
Large Conference Rooms: Stream presentations from a laptop to a distant projector or screen.
Home Theaters: Send video from a media player in one room to a TV in another without running cables.
Outdoor Events: Broadcast video content across large outdoor spaces for events like concerts or sports.
Commercial Signage: Display digital signage content across different areas of a large venue.
 
Considerations
Interference: Ensure the devices operate on a frequency that is less likely to face interference from other wireless devices.
Line of Sight: Although the range is extensive, maintaining a clear line of sight between the transmitter and receiver can enhance performance.
Power Requirements: Ensure you have access to power outlets for both the transmitter and receiver units.