PAKITE Wireless av sender/ Wireless IR Extender

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PAT-433 is infrared signal extender by wirelessly, like infrared amplifier. PAT-433 adopt 433.92 MHZ ISM frequency with 200 meters extend distance. This model support 38khz frequency band, if you will need both 38khz &56khz frequency band, then you can contact with our sales.

IR Extender only for extend infrared signal, it isn’t for transmit audio and video. If you will be need to transmit audio and video signal at the same times, then you have to select another model, in this condition, you can select to transmit audio video signal but no need infrared extend.

Wireless AV Sender support IR Remote Control, but it’s different product, the major duty of RCA or HDMI wireless av sender is for transmit audio and video, also extend the remote control distance.

Besides, most of wireless av sender is RCA interface, but PAT-433 is repeater, no need to connect with the device, just keep the IR Extender and DVD IR parts in the straight line, then it will be work. Means wireless av sender only for HDMI or RCA jack device, but PAT-433 suitable for all device with ir remote control.

PAT-433 is worth to try, it’s real wireless connection, PAT-433 could extend the infrared signal whatever the device is.

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Wireless tv sender(also known as video sender, Digisender, or wireless av sender), is a wireless transmission device to share cable tv signal wirelessly in different room and different floor. It's installation is very easy, no matter for RCA/AV port tv sender, or for HDMI tv sender, but it still some details need to be attention.

Like smart tv sender support two group av input and 38/56KHz frequency band IR Remote control. But we have to make sure transmitter and receiver should be in the same channels, or it will be can’t work.

Transmitter and Receiver should be keep on same channel(RCA or HDMI).

a. 433MHz Wireless access C1-C8 should be same, normal control at receiver will be ok.

b. Keep IR Remote control frequency band F1/F2 should be same, normal F1 is 38KHz frequency band and F2 is 56KHz frequency band.

c. Since smart tv sender support two group av input, so transmitter signal input is AV1, then receiver signal output should be AV1.

d. Keep av transmitter and receiver was in the same channels, like transmitter was 01 channels, then receiver should be 01 channels. If for other Dial switch also should be same.

e. Keep both transmitter and receiver was in the same channels, then you can adjust the above function at receiver ends.

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Wireless tv transmitter and receiver is a wireless bridge between satellite receiver and television, so we need keep all bridge in the same ‘altitude’ for make sure signal can passed to another side.

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Wireless Video Transmitters

Wireless Video Transmitters

A video sender (also known as wireless video sender, AV sender or audio-video sender) is a device for transmitting domestic audio and video signals wirelessly from one location to another. It is most commonly used for sending the output of a source device, such as a set top box, DVD player, CCTV camera, DVR, blu-ray player, satellite television decoder, to a television or viewing device in another part of a property and provides an alternative to cable installations. There are two types of interface: RCA or AV and HDMI. HDMI av sender is for transmitting HDMI signal wireless, and there are two types output resolution of a HDMI wireless a/v sender: 576p and 1080p. 576p HDMI av sender is the new wireless av product which launched by PAKITE at 2016. Following is something about wireless video transmitters.

2.4GHz Video Transmitters

2.4GHz Wireless Video Transmitters are an inexpensive solution for sending security camera video wirelessly. There are two types of 2.4GHz video transmitters. The first are analog video transmitters that use RF signals to transmits video and require line of sight with no obstructions between the transmitter and receiver. The 2.4GHz analog video transmitters are great for solutions where Real Time video is required without any lag, or where the signal must be received at multiple receivers. The second type are digital wireless 2.4GHz transmitters that utilize a WiFi like signal modality which allows penetration through obstructions based on their density and strength of the transmitted signal. It is possible to penetrate a solid concrete wall or thin sheet metal wall using a 2.4GHz digital wireless transmitter and a 2.4GHz 16dbi high gain panel antenna.

5.8GHz Video Transmitters

5.8GHz Wireless Video Transmitters allow for long range video transmission without interference from WiFi. At CCTV Camera World we specialize in wireless video transmission, and sell only FCC certified video equipment that conforms to all Federal regulations. The analog 5.8GHz video transmitter can be used along with its 5.8GHz wireless receiver to send video signals. This 5.8GHz wireless video transmitter is great for converting a wired security camera in to wireless because it transmits a Real Time video signal without any frame drops or choppiness. Video quality is almost as good as wired, as long as signal transmission occurs in line of sight and the proper types of antennas are used to maintain good signal strength.



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