Product Description
The SWIT CW - H150D is an outstanding wireless video transmission system. It comes with one transmitter and one receiver, enabling wireless transmission of 1080p60 uncompressed HDMI video signals up to 500ft. Using a license - free 5.1GHz - 5.9GHz frequency band, it has less than 1ms latency. Key features include a 500 ft (LOS) transmission distance, professional WHDI and DFS technologies. It offers uncompressed HDMI signal at 1080p60, 2ch HDMI embedded audio transmission, and has a latency of just 1 millisecond. With a 5.1 - 5.9GHz license - free operation frequency, system auto - configurable frequency bands, and multicast support (1 transmitter to multi - receivers), it's very practical. It also has less than 63mW radio power, AES 256bit encryption, and all - metal housing for durability. It has pure hardware connection and is plug - and - play. The technical specifications show a wireless frequency of 5.1 - 5.9GHz, OFDM 16QAM radio modules, 6.5W power consumption on both units, 6.5 - 17V input voltage, a working temperature of 0°C - 40°C, and specific dimensions and net weights for the transmitter and receiver.
Using the SWIT CW - H150D is a breeze. First, connect the transmitter to your source device via the HDMI 1.3 input. Then, connect the receiver to your display device in the same way. Power on both the transmitter and receiver using a DC power source or battery with a voltage between 6.5V and 17V. The system will automatically configure the frequency bands for you. You can start enjoying high - quality, low - latency wireless video transmission right away. When using, make sure there's a clear line of sight between the transmitter and receiver to reach the maximum 500ft transmission distance. Also, avoid using it in extremely hot or cold environments as the working temperature range is 0°C - 40°C. For maintenance, keep the device clean. You can use a dry cloth to wipe the all - metal housing. If there are any technical issues, check the video, network, and power indicators on the device for clues.
