Extenders

Extenders are devices that help us to carry a signal to more distant points without losing quality. Let's take as an example a digital signal that must be transmitted through an HDMI cable at a distance of 30 meters. HDMI cables have large connectors that hardly pass through ducts, in addition to being fragile and their signal begins to decline after a few meters. In this case the solution is to use video extenders , a transmitter is placed where we have the source and a receiver where the end point is located. Both extenders will be connected by UTP cable, which will be in charge of transmitting the signal. The UTP cable is easy to handle, easily passes through ducts and supports long runs, in addition to the fact that its connectors (RJ45) are small, and can be "punched", unlike HDMI ones. For longer distances, fiber optic extenders can be used instead of UTP. The quality of the cabling will be decisive for the distance that the signal will travel.

Since the transmitter extender (TX) amplifies the signal, it must be powered with electric current. In addition to the extenders, Grupo Covix implements all the necessary accessories to make any transmission problem transparent to the user, and to ensure that the signals are observed at the end point with the same quality as they were originated from their source.