The HHD264 is a family of HDMI over LAN sender (encoder) utilizes the latest H.264 encoding with user definable bit-rates to distribute multiple full HD video signals on the local area network (LAN) with unparalleled clarity and performance. The devices also extend IR control and bi-directional RS-232 communication.

All devices have a power input connector. The PoE (-PD) versions can still be used with non-PoE routers by plugging in the included power supply. The HHD264 system support several modes of operation - point-to-point (one sender connected to one receiver with no LAN infrastructure), point-to-many (one sender to many receivers like a video splitter) and many-to-many (matrix operation). They support CAT5e/6 cable distances of up to120 meters (400ft).

For installations having multiple sender a dedicated Gigabit (1000 BaseT) network (multi-port router) is recommended. The system also works on slower 100 BaseT networks but with fewer sources. The H.264 encoding scheme allows user definable bit rates to give users control over bandwidth used for each video stream.

The HHD264 system applications include digital signage, meeting rooms, classrooms, bus & metro stations, airports, home theater and more.