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Atlona AT-AVA-EX100CE-BP-KIT Avance HDBT Extender Kit

SKU: AT-AVA-EX100CE-BP-KIT
Regular price $986.98

Frequently Asked Questions

An HDBaseT extender is a device that sends HDMI video, audio, control, and sometimes Ethernet over a single category cable instead of a short HDMI cable. It is commonly used when the source and display are too far apart for a direct HDMI run, such as in conference rooms, classrooms, training spaces, and residential AV systems. The Atlona AT-AVA-EX100CE-BP-KIT is a good example of this category. It extends 4K/UHD 60 Hz 4:2:0 video, multi-channel audio, 100Base-T Ethernet, RS-232, and IR up to 330 feet over one Cat 6 or 6A cable. That makes it useful for sending a signal from a room PC, lectern, or AV rack to a projector or flat panel at the other end of the room. HDBaseT is most beneficial for professional installations where reliability, distance, and clean cabling matter. If you only need a very short connection, a direct HDMI cable is simpler. If you need long-distance transmission with control and network features, an HDBaseT extender is usually the better fit.
The main difference is that HDBaseT is a specific professional transport standard, while HDMI extender is a broader term that can describe many types of signal extension products. Some HDMI extenders only carry basic video and audio, while an HDBaseT extender typically carries video, audio, control, and Ethernet over one structured cable run. The Atlona AT-AVA-EX100CE-BP-KIT is an HDBaseT extender kit, so it does more than just move HDMI from point A to point B. It supports 4K/UHD at 60 Hz 4:2:0, multi-channel audio, 100Base-T Ethernet, bidirectional RS-232 and IR, ARC, and bidirectional remote power over a single Cat 6 or 6A cable up to 330 feet. For buyers, the practical advantage is integration. HDBaseT is often the better choice for corporate, education, and government environments where displays, control systems, and networked AV devices need to work together reliably. A basic HDMI extender may be enough for simpler setups, but it usually offers fewer features and less flexibility.
You should not expect visible quality loss if the extender is designed for the resolution and distance you need and the cabling is installed correctly. A quality HDBaseT extender transmits the digital signal in a way that preserves image integrity within its rated specifications. With the Atlona AT-AVA-EX100CE-BP-KIT, the supported video format is 4K/UHD at 60 Hz 4:2:0 over distances up to 330 feet on Cat 6 or 6A cable. It also includes EDID filtering and clock stretching, which help maintain stable handshaking and video integrity between source and display. Those features are especially useful in professional AV systems where mixed equipment can sometimes cause compatibility issues. The biggest factors that affect performance are usually cable quality, terminations, distance, and whether the chosen extender matches the required signal format. If you need 4K distribution across a room or building floor without the limitations of long HDMI runs, a properly specified HDBaseT solution is often a reliable option.
The most common professional approach is to use an extender kit that converts the HDMI signal for transport over category cable. This is usually easier to install, more reliable over distance, and better suited to in-wall or structured cabling than a long HDMI cable. The Atlona AT-AVA-EX100CE-BP-KIT is designed for exactly that purpose. It sends 4K/UHD 60 Hz 4:2:0 video, embedded multi-channel audio, Ethernet, RS-232, and IR up to 330 feet over a single Cat 6 or 6A cable. Because it uses compact transmitter and receiver units with included mounting brackets, it can be installed behind displays, inside furniture, or near AV equipment racks. This type of solution works well in boardrooms, lecture halls, digital signage applications, and other spaces where the source is not near the display. The tradeoff is that you need compatible transmitter and receiver hardware on both ends, but in return you get longer reach and more installation flexibility than a direct HDMI cable typically offers.
This extender kit supports transmission up to 330 feet, or 100 meters, over a single Category 6 or 6A cable. At that distance, it can carry 4K/UHD video at 60 Hz with 4:2:0 chroma sampling, along with embedded multi-channel audio and additional data signals. That specification makes the Atlona AT-AVA-EX100CE-BP-KIT a practical fit for larger meeting rooms, classrooms, and other commercial spaces where the source device may be located far from the display or projector. It is also useful when a clean, structured cabling approach is preferred over long HDMI runs. Buyers should note the exact supported format: 4K/UHD 60 Hz 4:2:0. That is suitable for many AV presentation and signage applications, but installers should still confirm that the source and display requirements match the extender’s capabilities. As with any long-distance AV extension, proper cable type, terminations, and installation practices are important to achieve the full rated distance and signal stability.
It transmits more than just video. In addition to 4K/UHD HDMI content, the kit carries embedded multi-channel audio, 100Base-T Ethernet, bidirectional RS-232 control, bidirectional IR control, and HDMI Audio Return Channel support. That combination is important in integrated AV systems because it allows one cable run to support several system functions at once. For example, a conference room installer can send video from a room PC to a front display while also maintaining network connectivity and allowing control commands to pass between the source area and display area. ARC support can also simplify audio return routing without needing extra wiring. This feature set is especially useful for corporate, university, and government environments where displays, control processors, and support equipment need to communicate reliably. If all you need is a short local HDMI connection, these added capabilities may be unnecessary. But for professional installations where cable paths are limited and system integration matters, having video, audio, control, and Ethernet in one extender kit is a clear advantage.
No. One of the practical benefits of the Atlona AT-AVA-EX100CE-BP-KIT is bidirectional remote power, which means the entire system can be powered from either the transmitter or the receiver end using a single power supply. This can simplify installation because you do not need to place power adapters at both endpoints. In many real-world projects, one side of the system is easier to access for power, such as an AV rack, equipment cabinet, or credenza. Being able to power the kit from either side gives installers more flexibility and can reduce visible cabling near a display or projector. This matters most in conference rooms, classrooms, and behind-display installations where available outlets may be limited. The main thing to verify is which endpoint is most convenient for service and power access in your room layout. For buyers comparing extender kits, remote power is a meaningful convenience feature because it can make deployment cleaner and easier than systems that require separate local power at both ends.
Yes, this kit is well suited for conference rooms and classrooms because it addresses the common AV challenge of sending a high-resolution signal from a table, lectern, or equipment rack to a distant display or projector using structured cabling. The Atlona AT-AVA-EX100CE-BP-KIT supports 4K/UHD 60 Hz 4:2:0 transmission up to 330 feet over Cat 6 or 6A, which covers many room layouts in corporate and education settings. It also carries multi-channel audio, Ethernet, RS-232, and IR, which is useful when displays or control systems need more than a simple video feed. The compact enclosures and included mounting brackets also help with discreet installation behind a display, inside furniture, or near room equipment. It is a strong fit for professional AV spaces where reliability and clean integration matter. If your room only needs a very short cable between the source and display, this may be more capability than necessary. But for larger rooms or permanent installs, it is a practical choice.
For stable operation, the most important factors are using the correct cable type, making clean terminations, and choosing an extender with built-in signal management. This kit is designed with several features that support dependable field installation. The Atlona AT-AVA-EX100CE-BP-KIT uses a single Cat 6 or 6A cable and includes EDID filtering and clock stretching. EDID filtering helps prevent unsupported resolutions from being negotiated between source and display, while clock stretching helps maintain connection stability and video integrity. The kit also includes an integrated HDBaseT link test, which lets installers verify cabling, terminations, and overall link quality directly in the field. Those features are especially helpful in professional environments where AV systems must work consistently with different laptops, room PCs, projectors, and flat panels. Buyers should still remember that no extender can compensate for poor cable practices. Proper cable selection and installation remain essential, but the built-in diagnostics on this model make troubleshooting and commissioning much easier.
This kit is best for users who need reliable long-distance signal extension in a professional environment, especially when video, audio, control, and network connectivity all need to reach the display location over one cable. It is a strong fit for conference rooms, classrooms, training spaces, and integrated residential AV systems. The Atlona AT-AVA-EX100CE-BP-KIT is particularly useful when the source and display are separated by up to 330 feet and a direct HDMI cable would be impractical. Its support for 4K/UHD 60 Hz 4:2:0, 100Base-T Ethernet, RS-232, IR, ARC, and single-ended remote powering makes it more capable than many simpler extension methods. It also offers mounting brackets and link testing features that support clean, serviceable installations. A simpler connection method may be enough if your devices are close together and you only need basic video and audio. But if you are planning a permanent installation in a business, university, or government setting, this type of HDBaseT kit is the better choice because it is designed for distance, integration, and consistent performance.

The Atlona AT-AVA-EX100CE-BP-KIT is an Avance Series HDBaseT extender kit engineered for reliable transmission of 4K/UHD 60 Hz 4:2:0 video, embedded multi-channel audio, Ethernet data, and control signals over distances up to 330 ft using a single Category 6/6A cable. Designed for professional AV environments, it features bidirectional remote power capabilities, allowing the entire system to be powered conveniently from either the transmitter or receiver endpoint.

Advanced signal management features include EDID filtering to prevent unsupported resolutions and clock stretching to maintain video integrity and connection stability. An integrated HDBaseT link testing feature enables rapid verification of cabling, terminations, and overall link quality directly in the field, while HDMI Audio Return Channel support streamlines audio return routing without extra wiring.

Featuring compact enclosures, both the transmitter and receiver endpoints include mounting brackets for straightforward surface installation inside furniture, equipment racks, or directly behind displays. This complete kit provides a dependable signal extension solution optimized for conference rooms, educational facilities, and high-performance residential installations.

Key Features

Brand Atlona
Model Number AT-AVA-EX100CE-BP-KIT
Product Line Avance Series
Product Type HDBaseT Extender Kit
Maximum Resolution 4K/UHD @ 60 Hz 4:2:0
Maximum Transmission Distance 330 ft
Cable Compatibility Category 6/6A
Ethernet Support 100Base-T
Control Signals Supported RS-232, IR
Audio Features Multi-channel audio pass-through, Audio Return Channel (ARC)
Power Capability Bidirectional Remote Power (Tx or Rx)
Signal Management EDID Filtering, Clock Stretching
Diagnostic Features Integrated HDBaseT Link Test
Mounting Type Surface mount (brackets included)
UPC 846352006325

Highlights

  • Conference Room – Transmit 4K/UHD content from a laptop or room PC to the flat panel display at the front of the room.
  • Classroom – Transmit 4K/UHD content from an instructor computer to a projector or flat panel display.
  • Residential – Advanced integration features ensure transmission of content to a remote TV at resolutions up to 4K/UHD.

Frequently asked questions

What maximum distance and resolution does the kit support?

The kit transmits video signals up to 4K/UHD at 60 Hz 4:2:0 across distances up to 330 ft (100 m) over a single Category 6/6A cable.

How does the bidirectional remote power function work?

The system supports bidirectional remote powering, meaning the entire kit can be powered from either the transmitter or the receiver endpoint using a single power supply.

Which data and control signals are extended alongside video?

In addition to multi-channel audio and video, the kit passes 100Base-T Ethernet data along with bidirectional RS-232 and IR control signals.

What signal integrity and testing features are included?

The kit features integrated EDID filtering, clock stretching for stable video connections, and a built-in HDBaseT link test to verify cable and termination quality.

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