Interchangeable Long Range WirelessSplitter & Switcher Technology for Any AV Solution IOGEAR Long Range Wireless 4K Switch/Splitter Receiver operates as either a wireless HDMI switcher to swap between up to 4* UHD sources to a wireless splitter sending a single UHD source to up to four 4K HDTVs or HDMI enabled projectors anywhere up to 600 ft. or 182 meters** without sacrificing picture and sound quality.*Additional transmitters sold separately Expand Your GWLRSSKIT4KTX Setup Add additional recievers to expand up to four 4K HDTVs or displays in splitter mode. Wireless Long RangeUp to 600 ft./182 m range Ultra-High DefinitionSupport Up To 4K @30Hz HDMI SwitchUp To 4 Sources Easily Switch Between Splitter and Switch Mode Configure the Long Range Wireless 4K Switch/Splitter Kit as an HDMI switcher to wireless swap between up to four 4K sources including UHD 4K Blueray™ players, set-top boxes, HDMI-capable laptops, or PCs to a single 4K HDTV within a 600 ft.** range. Expand the system with additional transmitters (for switch model) to extra recievers (for splitter mode). Perfect for Office, Education, or House of Worship Fast, Plug-n-Play Setup Setup is hassle-free and does not require a Wi-Fi network or complicated security configurations. The included transmitter and receiver kit come pre-paired and ready with wireless security enabled Control Sources Remotely Control each HDMI video source with your existing remote control. The included IR blast cable and IR extension cable allow signal transmission between your remote and audio/video equipment. Take control of your PC or Laptop wirelessly with keyboard and mouse support. *Kit includes only 1 set of transmitter and receiver. Expand the system with additional transmitters for switch mode (GWLRSSKIT4KTX - Transmitter) or extra receiver for splitter mode (GWWLRSSKIT4KRX - Receiver). **Note Ideally best performance is obtained using line-of-sight. Distances may vary depending on the environment. Solid and non-porous materials such as steel, concrete, brick, and glass (varies depending on coating and thickness) may cause shorter viewing distances or loss signal. Adding more receivers in splitter mode could potentially shorten the range.
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