Kramer KIT-500 5×2 4K60 USB-C/HDMI Extender and Scaler Matrix Kit
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- 5x2 matrix switching: Routes connected AV sources to HDMI and HDBaseT outputs.
- 4K60 video support: Delivers high-quality video with 4K60 4:4:4 scaling.
- USB-C docking: Connects compatible laptops through a single USB-C cable.
- 60W power delivery: Provides up to 60W of power to compatible USB-C devices.
- HDMI and USB-C inputs: Supports two HDMI and two USB-C inputs on the transmitter.
- HDBaseT extension: Extends signals up to 40m at 4K60 4:2:0 or 70m at 1080p.
- Built-in USB hubs: Supports USB peripheral connections for hybrid meetings.
- Audio processing: Includes DSP features for audio mixing and signal processing.
- Automatic switching: Supports automatic source selection through the receiver.
- Remote control: Supports Ethernet, RS-232, relay and CEC control.
- HDCP support: Supports HDCP 1.4 and 2.2.
- Hybrid meeting support: Connects room cameras and other USB devices for online collaboration.
The Kramer KIT-500 is a 5×2 4K60 USB-C/HDMI extender and scaler matrix kit for modern meeting rooms and collaboration spaces. It combines a transmitter and receiver to support AV and USB switching between connected devices.
Additionally, the transmitter supports two HDMI inputs and two USB-C inputs. Users can route these signals to HDMI and HDBaseT outputs. Furthermore, the built-in USB-C docking feature allows compatible laptops to connect through a single USB-C cable. It also provides up to 60W of power.
The KIT-500 supports 4K60 4:4:4 scaling for high-quality video output. Meanwhile, HDBaseT extends video signals over longer cable distances. It supports up to 40 metres at 4K60 4:2:0 and up to 70 metres at Full HD 1080p.
Moreover, the system includes built-in audio processing and USB hubs. It also supports remote control through Ethernet, RS-232, relay and CEC. As a result, users can manage connected AV devices without adding a separate control gateway. <Cite refs={[“turn955912search3″,”turn955912search0”]}/>
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