SIIG Optical and Coaxial Audio Extender Over Cat5e/6, 990ft, CE-AU0411-S1

Conveniently extend coaxial or optical Toslink audio signals up to 990 ft. (300 m.) over a single ethernet CAT cable.
Keep your media devices in a clean and secure area while utilizing external speaker systems in remote areas. Streamlines audio installations by allowing source devices to be located in off-site or unseen rack.
Supplies clear digital audio over long distances as if connect locally. Audio is transmitted digitally for zero signal loss.
*Only one input source can be used at a time on the transmitter side*

Supports coaxial and optical Toslink digital audio 5.1, Dolby Digital 5.1, DTS-HD 5.1, DTS-HD, and PCM (*DOES NOT support DTS-HD Mater or Dolby TrueHD 7.1 Audio formats*).
PoC: Allows 1 power adapter to be connected to the TX to power the RX through the CAT cable (1 less power outlet and 1 less cable to connect).
Simultaneously transmits and converts audio to both coaxial and optical Toslink outputs on the receiver end. Only one input source can be used at a time, but both output sound systems can be used at the same time.
Utilize both your Toslink and coaxial speaker systems at the same time.
Bring your speakers outside and keep your sources inside during events
Utilize in lectures, training sessions, conferences, live stage events, and more.
Broadcast audio publicly at retail stores, exhibitions, train stations, school events, etc.

Does not support transmission of DTS-HD Master or Dolby TrueHD Audio formats (7.1)
We recommend using high performance pure copper gofanco CAT6 cables to further ensure reliable performance
Only one input source can be used at a time on the transmitter side
This kit is point-to-point and comes with 1 transmitter and 1 receiver. It's not meant to work though routers or network switches
SIIG's 990 Feet S/PDIF Toslink and Coaxial Extension Balun SIIG Digital/Optical Audio Extender over Ethernet Toslink & Coaxial Input/Output Features Receiver Converts & Extracts Incoming Audio Signal A/V Uses Cases Things to Note