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StarTech.com HDMI over IP Extender with Video Compression - 1080p ST12MHDLNHK
- Broadcast your HDMI signal to multiple locations throughout your site using your existing network infrastructure
- Use this HDMI over IP extender to distribute video throughout your site using your network
- Create your ideal digital signage solution with a versatile and scalable HDMI over CAT6 extender
- Deliver HD quality video with a 1080p HDMI extender
- HDMI over CAT5 extender / HDMI over LAN extender / HDMI over network / HDMI transmitter and receiver kit / HDMI video over Ethernet
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Broadcast your HDMI signal to multiple locations throughout your site using your
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The StarTech.com ST12MHDLNHK is a transmitter-and-receiver kit that sends 1080p at 60 Hz HDMI video over a network connection, making it suitable for digital signage and AV setups that need to distribute a source to remote displays; the network must support IGMP snooping.
Recommended For
- Digital-signage operators who need to send one HDMI source to displays in multiple locations over an existing Ethernet network, and can add compatible receivers as the installation grows.
- AV or IT teams outfitting conference rooms, classrooms, or shared facilities that want to distribute 1080p video over network cabling rather than run a separate long HDMI cable to each display.
- Installers building a managed multi-display setup who can configure the network and want video distribution that uses about 6–12 Mbps of LAN bandwidth per kit.
- Sites that need remote source control as well as video distribution, such as installations where staff need to operate the source device from the display location using the included IR components.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- A business wants the same menu, promotion, or announcement on several screens. Connect the HDMI source to the transmitter and add compatible receivers at the displays; the screens can show the distributed content over the network. Additional receivers are sold separately, and network-based distribution requires IGMP snooping support.
- A presenter needs to show a laptop or other HDMI source on a projector or screen elsewhere in a meeting room. The transmitter and receiver carry the source to the display over Ethernet cabling, avoiding the need to run a long HDMI cable across the room.
- A school or training room needs to show a computer or Blu-ray player on a remotely placed classroom display. The receiver connects to the screen, so viewers can see the source video without placing the source device beside the display.
- A shop or venue wants to feed one HDMI source to displays in different areas. With compatible additional receivers connected through a properly configured network, the same source can be distributed to multiple screens; this is suited to shared video or signage, not independent content on each screen from this single kit.
- The source player is in a cabinet or equipment area while the display is in another location. The included IR extension components can let a user operate the source device from the receiver/display end, provided the IR components are positioned with a clear line of sight.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Best For | Distributing 1080p HDMI video over a local network for digital signage or remote displays, with transmitter and receiver units connected over CAT5e or better cabling |
| Video And Audio | Supports 1920 × 1080 video at 60 Hz, widescreen formats, H.264 video encoding, and 2-channel stereo audio |
| HDMI And Network Connections | Transmitter has one HDMI input and one RJ-45 output; receiver has one HDMI output and one RJ-45 input, for two HDMI ports total |
| Analog Audio And IR Connections | Transmitter includes a 3.5 mm analog audio jack and an IR port; receiver includes a 2.5 mm analog audio jack and an IR port |
| Range And Network Requirements | Maximum distance is 50 ft over CAT5e UTP or better; each kit requires 6–12 Mbps of local network bandwidth, and the router or switch must support and have IGMP snooping enabled |
| Distribution And Mounting | Supports daisy-chaining and rack mounting; the kit includes mounting brackets |
| Remote Control | Includes an IR remote control, IR blaster, and IR receiver |
| Power | AC adapter included; input is 100–240 V AC at 0.3 A, with 5 V DC output at 1 A |
| Physical And Environmental | Black aluminum housing; dimensions are 1.10 × 3.80 × 5.10 in and weight is 0.99 lb. Operating temperature: 0–40 °C; storage temperature: −10–60 °C; humidity: 0–80% |
| Included Items | Transmitter and receiver, two universal power adapters, two mounting brackets, two CAT5 cables, screwdriver, IR remote, two USB-A to Mini USB-B cables, DB9-to-2.5 mm serial adapter, IR blaster and receiver, eight rubber feet, and instruction manual |
| Model Identifiers | StarTech.com ST12MHDLNHK |


















