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Two compact black units with HDMI and Ethernet ports

LORDWORLD

LORDWORLD HDMI Extender 1080P 50m CAT5e/6

SKU CH-8V7K-GY9GQ

Extends 1080p HDMI signals up to 50 metres over CAT5e/6 cable with lossless video and zero audio delay

  • Extend HDMI up to 50 metres over CAT5e/6 cable
  • Full 1080p resolution delivered without compression
  • Zero-latency audio and video for real-time viewing
  • Works with security, conference, teaching and home-theatre setups
  • CAT6 cable recommended for the cleanest signal transmission

HDMI Extender for 1080P Video

The LORDWORLD extender sends a 1080P signal up to 50 metres over a single CAT-5E or CAT-6 cable. It replaces a long HDMI run with cheaper, easier-to-route network cabling. The kit suits installers wiring projectors, security cameras or conference-room displays where an HDMI cable would be impractical.

Replacing Long HDMI Cables

Swap a fragile, length-limited HDMI lead for a solid CAT-6 run when the source and display sit farther apart than standard cables allow. The jump is worth it for ceiling-mounted projectors, classroom podiums or multi-room home-theatre layouts that need 1080P without signal boosters.

Simple Pair Installation

Connect the transmitter to the source, the receiver to the display, and link them with a pre-terminated network cable. No drivers or configuration are required. The only common issue is using a low-grade or damaged patch lead, which degrades picture quality; a certified CAT-6 cable avoids this.

Highlights

  • Extend HDMI up to 50 metres over CAT5e/6 cable
  • Full 1080p resolution delivered without compression
  • Zero-latency audio and video for real-time viewing
  • Works with security, conference, teaching and home-theatre setups
  • CAT6 cable recommended for the cleanest signal transmission

Specifications

BrandLORDWORLD

Questions about this item

What type of network cable is required to connect the transmitter and receiver?

The extender works with CAT-5e or CAT-6 network cable, and CAT-6 is recommended for better transmission quality.

How is the HDMI signal extended between the two units?

Connect the HDMI source to the transmitter, link both units with a network cable, then connect the receiver to the display.

Will the network cable need replacing if the signal degrades over time?

If image quality drops, try a higher-grade CAT-6 cable; the extender itself has no user-serviceable parts.

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