Gefen Video Console/Extender

Experience true wireless freedom with the Gefen Video Console/Extender, an innovative solution that sends high-definition HDMI video and audio across your space without a tangle of cables. Utilizing a robust 5 GHz LR (Long Range) wireless link, this system delivers HD content to any HDTV display up to 100 feet (30 meters) away, making it ideal for living rooms, home theaters, conference rooms, or classrooms where sources and displays don’t share the same location. Designed to be HDCP-compliant, it preserves digital copy protection while streaming from a broad range of devices, including computers, game consoles, set-top boxes, Blu-ray players, and other HDMI-enabled sources. With its plug-and-play design, the Gefen Video Console/Extender reduces installation time, minimizes clutter, and helps you reap the benefits of a clean, modern AV setup without compromising picture quality or audio fidelity. Whether you’re building a multi-room media setup, delivering presentations, or simply enjoying a sleek home theater, this wireless HDMI extender brings you closer to the cinema-like experience you crave.

• Long-range wireless performance: Enjoy up to 100 feet (30 meters) of HDMI wireless reach using a dedicated 5 GHz LR link. This expansive range is perfect for multi-room living spaces, private home theaters, or conference rooms where sources are tucked away, yet you want a clean, cable-free display experience. The system is engineered to maintain stable video and audio delivery across open spaces, with performance optimized for typical home layouts.
• HDCP-compliant HDMI content: The extender preserves HDCP protection while transmitting high-definition video and multi-channel audio from a variety of sources. It supports standard HD resolutions from compatible devices such as computers, game consoles, Blu-ray players, and set-top boxes, ensuring a secure, pristine signal from source to screen without interruptions or handshake issues.
• Plug-and-play convenience: The Gefen Video Console/Extender is designed for quick setup with a transmitter and a receiver. No complicated software or drivers are required for basic operation. Simply connect your HDMI source to the transmitter, connect the receiver to your display, power both units, and you’re ready to watch. The plug-and-play design minimizes installation time and maximizes reliability right out of the box.
• Versatile placement and compatibility: This extender works across a wide range of AV environments, including living rooms with hidden racks, home theaters, classrooms, and boardrooms. It supports HDMI AV content from devices like computers, game consoles, set-top boxes, and Blu-ray players, enabling flexible layouts where your gear stays out of sight while your display remains in easy reach.
• Reliable performance and ease of use: Beyond the long-range wireless link, the system features intuitive status indicators and robust link management to help ensure a dependable connection. The 5 GHz spectrum minimizes interference from common household devices, while straightforward pairing and LED indicators simplify troubleshooting and setup for both tech enthusiasts and casual users alike.

Technical Details of Gefen Video Console/Extender

• Wireless link: 5 GHz LR (Long Range) wireless extender
• Maximum range: Up to 100 ft (30 m) in favorable conditions
• HDMI support: HDCP-compliant HDMI AV content
• Supported sources: Computers, game consoles, set-top boxes, Blu-ray players, and other HDMI-enabled devices
• Video/Audio delivery: High-definition video and multi-channel audio over HDMI
• Power requirements: External power supply required for transmitter and receiver

How to install Gefen Video Console/Extender

• Step 1: Connect the transmitter to your source device (such as a computer, game console, or Blu-ray player) using a standard HDMI cable. Then plug the transmitter into its power source. Ensure the source is powered on before proceeding.
• Step 2: Connect the receiver to your HDTV, projector, or display using another HDMI cable, and plug the receiver into its power supply. Make sure the display is turned on and set to the correct HDMI input.
• Step 3: Place the transmitter near the source and the receiver near the display. For best results, minimize walls or obstacles between the two units, and keep them within a clear line of sight when possible.
• Step 4: Power both units and look for the status indicators. If the link is not established automatically, use any pairing or link indicators on the devices to initiate the connection. Allow a moment for the HDCP handshake and link stabilization.
• Step 5: Select the correct HDMI input on the display, then play content from the source. Confirm that video and audio are synchronized and that the picture quality meets your expectations. If needed, adjust placement or pairing to optimize the signal.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What resolutions does the Gefen Video Console/Extender support? A: The system supports standard high-definition video up to 1080p with accompanying audio formats over the wireless HDMI link, depending on the source device capabilities and display.
• Q: How far can I place the transmitter and receiver? A: The advertised range is up to 100 feet (30 meters) under favorable line-of-sight conditions; walls, furniture, and interference can reduce range and performance.
• Q: Is there any noticeable latency? A: Wireless HDMI extenders introduce some latency due to wireless transmission and processing. For standard video viewing and casual use, latency is typically minimal; for fast-paced gaming, test in your space to determine suitability.
• Q: Do I need software or drivers? A: No software installation is required for basic operation. The system is designed for plug-and-play use with HDCP compliance to protect content.
• Q: Can I run multiple displays from a single transmitter/receiver pair? A: The typical configuration uses one transmitter and one receiver; for multi-display or multi-source scenarios, additional gear or different configurations may be required.
• Q: Will this work through walls and other obstacles? A: Wireless HDMI performance can be affected by walls, metal, and other obstructions. For best results, position the units to minimize intervening barriers and maximize line-of-sight where feasible.