How many feet HDMI cable can run to this splitter
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I ran a small jumper then a 100 ft,50 ft and a 25 ft to 3 tv's and it's working great in a comercial set up
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I converted the HDMI signal to Cat6 then back to HDMI using special wall plates (Tripp). Ran 50 Ft Cat6 24/4P solid
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In my experience, the receiver isn't really a factor in long cable runs. It has more to do with signal strength at the output device, quality of the cable and the length of the cable. I've run video from a computer over 50ft of HDMI cable to a projector before with no problems. However, if you find that a long run is proving problematic, you can always buy a signal booster, or go with an HDMI over ethernet converter.
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It depends on the cable itself, HDMI is rated by quality, if you are using an Active Equalizer/Extender Repeater you can achieve a distance of up to 100ft. They sell these for very cheap and are available with some HDMI cables you purchase on Amazon itself. We installed ours in a conference room with 3 80ft cables. You can buy the extender by itself, here is an example: Monoprice 102849 100-Feet HDMI Active Equalizer Extender Repeater If you need a longer run, you may want to purchase a booster, they are pricey, but offer a greater distance. It depends on the cable itself, HDMI is rated by quality, if you are using an Active Equalizer/Extender Repeater you can achieve a distance of up to 100ft. They sell these for very cheap and are available with some HDMI cables you purchase on Amazon itself. We installed ours in a conference room with 3 80ft cables. You can buy the extender by itself, here is an example: Monoprice 102849 100-Feet HDMI Active Equalizer Extender Repeater If you need a longer run, you may want to purchase a booster, they are pricey, but offer a... » Read More It depends on the cable itself, HDMI is rated by quality, if you are using an Active Equalizer/Extender Repeater you can achieve a distance of up to 100ft. They sell these for very cheap and are available with some HDMI cables you purchase on Amazon itself. We installed ours in a conference room with 3 80ft cables. You can buy the extender by itself, here is an example: Monoprice 102849 100-Feet HDMI Active Equalizer Extender Repeater If you need a longer run, you may want to purchase a booster, they are pricey, but offer a greater distance. « Show Less
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The maximum we tried was a 50 foot cable and it worked fine. You will need to check with mfg. for maximum specified length.
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Theoretically you could add the splitter as it should fit. I just do not know if splitting the power output from the HDMI cable will lead to an unacceptably short emitter range for your needs.Also, contrary to the previous person's situation my installation has been working perfectly for 6 months and I am using a 25 foot HDMI cable.
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Website states up to 200 feet. I know they don't recommend splicing 2 cables together so you might need to purchase a longer single cable.
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This is splitter NOT extender and it will not extend your display.. It will only split ( Duplicate ) your display. The cable is too short. 15cm
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This splitter can not do what you're attempting; this splitter is in the opposite direction. It will take one input and split it into two outputs. What you need is an HDMI switcher box (i.e. multiple inputs to one output). Hope this helps.
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It sounds like this splitter would be perfect for your needs. As far as I'm concerned, this is an HDMI splitter!
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Mine goes to a 3 way splitter, two TV's were within 6 feet of splitter and were good, the third was 30 feet of coax away from splitterand no signal was getting to that TV so I put a pre amp between splitter and that 30 feet of coax and then that TV worked perfectly
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Not really sure, ours was 25 foot and works well. There are HDMI amplifiers and it may provide the signal strength for additional lengths for optimal performance. This cable is rated for in wall installation and was priced at a fair value (about 75% less than electronic stores charge) and was chosen after considerable amount of research. I did not see cable length much greater than 50 ft. most were shorter but recall there were some posts regarding lengths for long runs and that an amplifier was needed. We use an amplifier for our TV cable and it works great- got it through Amazon. There are some informative posts that will probably better explain this. Hope this helps - Not really sure, ours was 25 foot and works well. There are HDMI amplifiers and it may provide the signal strength for additional lengths for optimal performance. This cable is rated for in wall installation and was priced at a fair value (about 75% less than electronic stores charge) and was chosen after considerable amount of research. I did not see cable length much greater than 50 ft. most were shorter but recall there were some posts regarding lengths for long runs and that an amplifier was needed. We use an amplifier for our TV cable and it works great- got it through Amazon. There... » Read More Not really sure, ours was 25 foot and works well. There are HDMI amplifiers and it may provide the signal strength for additional lengths for optimal performance. This cable is rated for in wall installation and was priced at a fair value (about 75% less than electronic stores charge) and was chosen after considerable amount of research. I did not see cable length much greater than 50 ft. most were shorter but recall there were some posts regarding lengths for long runs and that an amplifier was needed. We use an amplifier for our TV cable and it works great- got it through Amazon. There are some informative posts that will probably better explain this. Hope this helps - « Show Less
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I haven't used the Amazon one however I have a several Blue Rigger cables...some up to 30 feet. Works great. Do a search on CNET about how all HDMI cables are the same.
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Actually you will need 3 hdmi cables. One with computer input and 2 others out to 2hdmi monitors. I would not buy splitter cables (one side with 2 hdmi out) because they usually do not work as well.
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No you will need a hdmi splitter, This product is used to show the same programs on 2 seperate tv's like you see in a department store.
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I'll answer my own question. It works with a 6 ft cable input, outputting to two 50 foot cable runs. It would not work with a 50 foot input and the two 50 foot outputs, though there may have been a problem with the HDMI coupler I used.
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Like most systems the cables are not long enough for most aplicatiomns . Perhaps 15 feet or so.
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I had a 6ft hdmi from my directv box running to my 1x4 switch. From there I had a 50ft hdmi and a 6ft hdmi run to my tv's. It worked great for a about 6 months and then one day it just quit working altogether.
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I used monoprice redmere technology cables.at 60ft they worked without a power splitter perfectly, but I do have a power splitteron just for safety..
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I dont see why it wouldnt work. As long as there is an HDMI output to the splitter.
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Buy something like this: SF Cable, 12 feet 3.5mm Stereo Male to Two RCA Male Splitter Cable