SmartAVI SWP-T10 Wall Plate Extender
Best professional solution for seamless long-distance AV signal integration.
This wall plate is the ultimate problem-solver for clean, professional AV installations. By consolidating HDMI, VGA, and IR signals into a single cable run, it eliminates cable clutter entirely. You sacrifice the flexibility of a standalone switcher, but you gain a permanent, invisible infrastructure that just works.
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Who it's for
- IT managers supporting mixed legacy and modern hardware setups
- Office designers prioritizing clean, clutter-free presentation spaces
- AV installers needing reliable signal transmission across large rooms
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious buyers seeking simple, low-cost connectivity solutions
- Shoppers looking for a standalone, plug-and-play wall plate
- Technicians wanting to avoid complex power and link troubleshooting
Performance breakdown
Signal Range
HDBaseT technology reliably pushes high-definition signals across 70 meters of cabling.
Installation Versatility
Power over Ethernet simplifies wiring by eliminating the need for local power.
Input Compatibility
Seamlessly bridges legacy VGA and modern HDMI sources in one plate.
Scaling Performance
Integrated auto-scaling ensures consistent 1080p output regardless of the source resolution.
Control Integration
IR extension and CEC pass-through provide effortless management of connected devices.
Build Quality
Compact, wall-mounted design offers a clean and professional aesthetic for installations.
Key Specs
Extension Distance
Up to 70 meters (230 ft) using CAT5e/6
Max Resolution
1080p (1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz)
Compliance
HDMI 1.4 and HDCP 1.2
Max Data Rate
6.75 Gbps
Input Interfaces
(1) HDMI Type-A, (1) VGA, (1) Stereo Audio In, (1) IR In
Output Interfaces
(1) RJ45(HDBaseT), (1) IR Out
Dimensions
4.6"W x 4.6"H x 1.45"D
Weight
0.75 lbs.
Approvals
UL, CE, ROHS Compliant
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