Wireless TV to TV Sender Buying Guides

Wireless TV to TV Transmitter Buying Guides

In an age of convenience and high-tech home entertainment, many homes now come with more than one television. Today, one finds televisions in kitchens, home offices, bedrooms, and even bathrooms. The main television, usually located in the living room, is where the satellite or cable television box is located. In the past, in order to receive cable or satellite television in more than one room, there needed to be a set-top box in each room. This extra installation required cables and wires, and of course the set-top box itself. Having a TV in every room proved to be expensive. Now, with the advent of the TV to TV sender, a television signal can be transmitted from the main television to the other televisions. The Wireless TV sender allows each television to receive the same television transmission wirelessly without all the additional expense involved in buying and installing set-top boxes in every room.

This convenience has made the TV to TV sender very popular. In order to make an informed decision when selecting a TV to TV sender, the buyer should know the differences between 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz TV to TV senders. It is also important that the the buyer is mindful of some of the TV to TV sender’s limitations. Buyers can find TV to TV senders at local electronics shops, electronics departments in department stores, and online.

How a Wireless TV Sender Works

To make an informed decision when it comes to buying a wireless TV sender, the buyer must first understand how a Wireless TV sender works. A Wireless TV sender is connected to the main television by way of a SCART socket. The SCART socket is the largest socket located on the back of the television.

The wireless TV receiver is plugged into the secondary television by way of its SCART connection. Once connected, the secondary TV is able to receives radio signals transmitted from the TV sender connected to the main television in the other room.

With a Wireless TV sender, the user can view the television signal on two different televisions in two different rooms. The receiver can also send a wireless signal to the TV sender, commanding it to perform specific functions, such as changing the volume. This is only possible through the use of an infrared sensor on the receiver. The remote control for the main television can be used with the receiver from the secondary television. The remote control is pointed at the infrared sensor on the receiver. When the user pushes the volume button, a signal is transmitted from the secondary TV to the TV sender on the main television. It is important to source an additional remote control as this avoids the user having to take the remote control with them when they move to another room to watch television.

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