gofanco 130ft 1080p 1x2 2 Port HDMI Extender Splitter Over CAT5e/CAT6/CAT7 ethernet Cable with IR Remote Control, 1 in 2 Out HDMI Distribution Amplifier Up to 40m (130 feet) 1080p 60Hz (HDMIExtSplit)

Works very well. I already had a network set up, so I only needed to run one network line to the transceiver, then I connected the receivers to the network. Piece of cake! I would have done this a long time ago if I knew it'd be that easy. I'm using it to watch the live feed from security cameras, now I can view them in any room if needed.

Love this New Hdmi Splitter ...makes it super easy to setup the IR contorls over the whole system ..I have my DVR in my living room and eight seperate TVs around my house ..Its so awesome that I can start a program and watch it on multiple TVs and chave complete control of DVRMy only complaint is that the glue on ther double sided sticker used to attach the IR receivers on your remote TVs needs to be stronger .. four of the eight IR reciver fails and I find the IRreciver dangeling from my TV

Was looking for a 1X8 HDMI extender for my IPtv box (Formuler Z11 pro) and found this GoFanco item.I set it up with 6 runs, just to see the quality and if I wanted to keep it.Quality of the picture was good enough. I did have some audio static on my 5:1 run and a hit of the reset button cleared it up.Once I gave it a bit of a stress test for 3-4 days, I decided to clean it all up and put in my cable box. Overall pretty simple install.Used the IR extenders and the IR blaster and they worked pretty well also.A few things I didn't like:* CAT6 jacks appear to be installed upside down as the cable release is against what you mount it on. Not very convenient.* I did try a 100 ft cable in my test and it was choppy. Description says 130Ft. So I will have to rethink a run I have to the outside TV.Overall the price was right and it appears to work well enough.

After 13 months in my air conditioned garage it just stopped working. Totally dead. Tried a bunch of things but nothing will work! I didn't even use the TV's in this garage that often so it is really disappointing. If I had 10 hours on this system in actually usage it would be a lot. Don't know what the warranty period is but its a shame it died so quickly.Edit: so the folks at gofanco have been great. We suspect a lightning surge may have killed not one but two of these units. A bad ground on the inbound cable line or lighting through the power lines may have damaged them. They sent me two replacements, one each time, and now with some additional surge suppression we seem solid. They were great to help and provided replacements outside of warranty. I highly recommend this product and would buy it again.

At first I tried to connect to to an active network (internet, etc.), didn't work. I connected the transmitter to the receiver, worked great. I then connected the transmitter to the receivers through its own, dedicated switch....worked great. I ended up placing the transmitter in the server room and connected the transmitter Ethernet ports to the network patch panel ports to each individual TV. It took a few seconds to connect, but everything was a success. I purchased USB DC power cables to power the receivers from the USB jack on the back of the TV so I didn't have to use the AC power adapter.

This is exactly what we need. I've been wanting to add a TV to my home office but didn't want to pay for another receiver box from the cable company. My wife also wants to watch some TV while she cooks. This seems like a perfect solution for what we need at an affordable price. Heck I can always return it if it doesn't work. I also added an inexpensive HDMI splitter from another company to make sure I still have TV in my living room.Bought 2 CAT6 cables (50ft & 100ft) and we were golden. The installation was surprisingly simple but routing CAT6 cables from scratch took sometime. Still need to cover up the cable run in certain areas but we now have 2 more cable TVs. Everything works great so far. Will update if I run into any issues.

This product worked good enough for about a year. Every now and then i would have to reset the unit to get it back on a TV that dropped the connection. Then suddenly it only works on 1 TV. Nothing changed with any of the TVs. There was no surges or damage of any kind. Cabling is all CAT6. I have a CAT6 patch panel in my utility room where the splitter starts, and it fans out to the whole house. Which is why I use this device. It worked fine in this configuration for a whole year. Now, what I did notice is that if I direct run a cable from the unit to the TV with no breaks, it will work, but for some reason it will not work through the house connection as it did previously. It would be ridiculous if it only worked with a direct run. I would say that almost all scenarios would have this unit going through at least 1 coupler or keystone coupler. I doubt people are running long cables throughout there house not terminating somewhere with a cable hanging out of the wall....

I am new to this show understand what I'm saying. It's coming from being strictly with this company. Clearly not the best product quality as we've had 3 failures in the year and a 1/2. not sure if other companies that have this type of equipment. Add that great aquarium or not. When they work, they are doing so in a deep manner. But when They fail it's total Aggravation.