DVI cables are great for transmitting digital video signals short distances, but larger buildings and larger rooms often need electronics inline to ensure signal performance. Simply pulling a long DVI cable or connecting multiple DVI cables together can cause signal drop out, interference, pixelization and a host of other signal and performance problems.
The TL-FO-DVI replaces a traditional DVI cable with active electronics designed specifically for sending video signals up to 1,000 feet. Simply connect the TL-FO-DVI transmitter to your source device (often a switcher, matrix, video processor or computer), connect the TL-FO-DVI receiver to your destination device (often a display or projector), connect the two units with a fiber optic patch cord (sold separately), and connect the power supplies.
Unlike boosters or twisted pair extenders, the TL-FO-DVI uses fiber optic technology that is immune to outside electrical interference and will better future-proof your facility.
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- Transmit DVI over a fiber optic patch cable
- Extend 1080p video up to 1,000 ft. (300m.)
- Extend 1920x1200 video up to 1,000 ft. (300m.)
- LC connectors on both the transmitter and receiver
- Male DVI connectors for direct connection to devices
- Single or multimode fiber compatible
- Powered via USB or standard AC
- Single fiber cable transmission
- Immune to RF and EM interference