Wireless HDMI Systems

With a wireless HDMI transmitter and receiver kit, different devices can communicate without the need to run long cables from one part of a building to another. For as long as it is within transmission range, video and audio signals can be transmitted wirelessly to an output device like a TV.

The absence of cables guarantees better organization and less clutter. This is especially because a wireless HDMI kit can transmit through walls. Your source and output device can be in two different rooms, yet they will stay connected wirelessly.

What a Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver Can Do

Wireless HDMI solutions can be used at home, in the office, or at school. Use it to send uncompressed full HD 1080p to other HDMI devices with your computer, laptop, and game console as a source. Choose an HDMI kit with 3D support and you can definitely up your presentation game.

If you have a large screen HDTV, you can use it as an extension of your computer's monitor through a wireless HDMI transmitter and receiver. Rather than make do with your computer monitor when streaming video sites, you can get a better view watching the show from a large screen TV.

Sharing photos and videos is also easier when you can view files from a bigger display.

Best Features of a Wireless HDMI Kit

How many wireless HDMI transmitters can be paired with a single receiver? This will depend on the number of devices you want to connect in a single setup.

Most receivers can be paired up to 3 additional wireless HDMI transmitters. But, it would mean a huge difference if you can add up to a total of 4.

Each HDMI kit transmits at a specific range. Some works better when the receiver and transmitter are within the line of sight. But others do not require line of sight. Since HDMI devices are going to be placed or arranged in various areas, a wireless HDMI kit that doesn't need line of sight is the best choice.

Don't you just hate it when there's a delay in transmission, resulting in a video lag or twitch? To keep this from happening, choose a wireless HDMI transmitter and receiver kit with low latency or 1ms latency within a distance of up to 30 feet.

If you plan to set up devices for wireless gaming, low latency is a major requirement.

The best setup process is when you don't need to do much before you can tinker with a device. With a plug-N-play wireless HDMI transmitter, just plug the transmitter into the HDMI port of an HDMI device and you're done. Audio/video signal is then transmitted wirelessly to the receiver that is connected to an HD projector or an HDTV.

Wireless is not perfect, and it is more temperamental than wired. It may take a moment to sync, and the signal could potentially drop out. But choose the right device, set it up properly, and your multimedia system will work properly.

Contact 3D HD Gear today for more information about our wireless HDMI transmitter and receiver kit selection.