2.4GHz Wireless Audio Transmitter and Receiver (1 TX+1 RX), HiFi Audio | 20ms Low Latency, 328ft Long Range Wireless Kit for Powered Speaker/Stereo/Soundbar, Optical/Coaxial/3.5mm(RCA) Ports

Multiple Flexible Connections, Broad
Compatibility: This wireless audio transmitter and receiver features optical, coaxial, and 3.5 mm jack inputs and outputs (the product also contains 2 RCA to 3.5 mm male audio cables). It can be connected to stereo equipment, powered speakers, or a soundbar. Coaxial cable is not included. HiFi Lossless Audio Quality & 20ms
Low Latency: The transmitter employs high-resolution audio technology for clear, stable sound without noise, surpassing traditional CD sound quality standards. Stable 2.4GH z wireless technology enables an ultra-low latency of 20ms for audio transmission, achieving audio synchronization. It provides an excellent entertainment experience for listening to music at home or in the office.
Note: When audio levels are low, subtle noise may be present.
328FT Working Distance: This wireless powered speaker transmitter and receiver with antenna offers an outdoor working distance of up to 328ft and an indoor distance of up to 100-200ft (30-50m). Plug & Play and Simple to
Use: This wireless adapter can connect wirelessly from a TV, computer, DVD player, or MP4 device to powered speakers, an amplifier, soundbar, home theater system, or stereo powered speaker.
Simple to use: connect the transmitter to your TV and the receiver to your home stereo, then plug both into a power source. The wireless powered speaker conversion kit will automatically power on and connect.
Note: Does not support HDMI. Eliminate Cables between
Audio Devices: If you use home or backyard powered speakers to enjoy music and to avoid numerous connecting wires, this wireless audio transmitter and receiver can assist. It enables a wireless connection between a CD player, MP3 player, and powered speakers.
Helpful Tips: This wireless adapter is pre-paired during production and cannot be paired with other Bluetooth transceivers. It is recommended to only connect one type of audio cable at a time: Optical, Coaxial, or 3.5 mm (RCA). When all cables are connected, the audio will automatically switch to 3.5 mm RCA audio output. Ensure the transmitter's audio cable is plugged into the TV or computer's audio output, not the input. The receiver should be plugged into the speaker's audio input, not the output