Tripp Lite by Eaton 4 x 4 HDMI over Cat5/6 Matrix Splitter Switch, Box-Style Transmitter for Video/Audio, Up to 175 ft. (53 m), TAA

This 4x4 HDMI over Cat5/6 matrix splitter switch from Tripp Lite by Eaton is the premier solution for modern businesses that demand reliable, scalable video and audio distribution across multiple displays. Designed with a compact box-style transmitter and a robust matrix architecture, it consolidates four HDMI inputs and four HDMI outputs into a single, flexible distribution system. It’s engineered to transport high-definition video and audio signals over long distances using standard Cat5/6 cables, delivering crisp, synchronized playback to up to four displays from any combination of four sources. Ideal for conference rooms, command centers, digital signage networks, schools, and professional installations, this unit combines ease of use with enterprise-grade reliability and compatibility.

• The Tripp Lite by Eaton 4x4 HDMI over Cat5/6 Matrix delivers flexible video distribution by routing any of four HDMI sources to any or all of four displays. This matrix switching capability lets you tailor content delivery to different zones, audience needs, or presentation scenarios without swapping cables or devices.
• Box-Style Transmitter design provides rugged, plug-and-play installation options. The compact transmitter is optimized for mounting in equipment racks, under desks, or in wall-mounted enclosures, enabling tidy cable management and quick deployment in professional environments.
• Long-distance performance up to 175 ft (53 meters) over Cat5/6 cables ensures clean, high-definition video and audio transmission even in spacious rooms or across multiple suite areas. The system relies on standard network-grade cabling to minimize infrastructure costs while maximizing reach.
• Integrated video and audio distribution supports synchronized playback across multiple displays. This combined HDMI and audio capability helps preserve lip-sync accuracy and multi-channel audio integrity, delivering a cohesive viewing experience for audiences and clients.
• Enterprise-grade reliability with TAA compliance makes this solution suitable for government and commercial deployments. Built to endure daily usage in busy environments, it combines solid build quality with dependable performance to handle demanding schedules and frequent reconfigurations.

Technical Details of Tripp Lite by Eaton 4 x 4 HDMI over Cat5/6 Matrix Splitter Switch, Box-Style Transmitter for Video/Audio, Up to 175 ft. (53 m), TAA

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how to install Tripp Lite by Eaton 4 x 4 HDMI over Cat5/6 Matrix Splitter Switch, Box-Style Transmitter for Video/Audio, Up to 175 ft. (53 m), TAA

• Plan your layout: Identify which HDMI sources will feed the matrix and which displays will receive video. Determine the location of the box-style transmitter and the corresponding display receivers, ensuring that you have clean, labeled cable runs for easy future maintenance.
• Connect HDMI sources: Attach each HDMI source device (e.g., Blu-ray players, PCs, laptops, streaming devices) to a corresponding input port on the matrix transmitter or to the designated input module as per the product’s wiring diagram. Use high-quality HDMI cables to ensure reliable signal integrity.
• Route Cat5/6 cables to receivers: Run Cat5/6 cables from the transmitter to each display location that will have a receiver connected. If your installation uses four displays, prepare four Cat5/6 runs of appropriate length to each receiver.
• Connect receivers to displays: At each display location, connect the receiver unit to the display’s HDMI input with an HDMI cable. Ensure the receiver is properly matched to the transmitter (same matrix configuration) and powered on.
• Power up and configure: Supply power to the transmitter and all receivers. Power-on any connected sources. If the system includes EDID options or manual routing controls, configure them according to your room setup and display capabilities. Test each input-to-output path to verify that video and audio are correctly routed and synchronized across all displays.

Frequently asked questions

• What does 4 x 4 mean for this HDMI over Cat5/6 system? The 4 x 4 designation indicates four HDMI input sources can be routed to four HDMI displays, giving you flexible distribution and the ability to tailor content per zone or audience.
• How far can I run HDMI signals using Cat5/6 cables? This model supports distances up to 175 ft (53 meters) over standard Cat5/6 cables, enabling long-distance distribution without signal boosters for typical office or classroom environments.
• Do I need separate receivers for each display? Yes. Each display typically requires a compatible receiver connected via Cat5/6 from the transmitter. Receivers convert the networked signal back to HDMI at the display end.
• Is this system compliant with government procurement standards? Yes. The unit is TAA compliant, meeting requirements for various government and enterprise purchasing programs where applicable.
• Can I extend or re-route existing installations easily? The matrix design supports flexible routing and reconfiguration. By swapping sources or reassigning outputs in the control interface, you can adapt quickly to changing meeting needs or room layouts.
• Will this work with all HDMI sources and displays? The system is designed for broad compatibility with standard HDMI devices. For best results, use sources and displays that conform to HDMI specifications and avoid non-standard adapters that could affect EDID or HDCP behavior. Refer to the user manual for specific compatibility notes and any optional commissioning steps.