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Channel Vision HDTV Extender

by September 09, 2005
Filed under: Cables & Power

Channel Vision's new, easy-to-install solutions for zero-loss HDTV and household audio distribution were introduced to electric design and installation professionals and included some interesting new products.

The P-1400 is the first zero-loss video extender under $300 for transmitting the highest possible video and audio clarity from a signal source to a display source. It's easy to install and expandable up to 164 feet. The P-1400 consists of two components, an 82-foot cable (25 meters) and an electronics module. Embedded with Channel Vision's proprietary technology, these components equal one powerful, universal product. A pre-tuned amplifier, the P-1400 provides connections for component video, s-video and composite video, and a shielded stereo for analog audio signals, IR signals or 12-volt triggers.

"The P-1400 is the first truly affordable product to deliver 100 percent HDTV signal clarity," said Darrel Hauk, president and CEO of Channel Vision. "P-1400 is for consumers who desire and demand optimum video. Other solutions create artifacts, whereas the P-1400 outputs exactly what you put in, 1080i HDTV."

The P-1400 interfaces seamlessly with projectors as well as all HDTV plasma and LCD Screens. The module fits a 19" rack or structured wire enclosures from Channel Vision Technology and a variety of other manufacturers. You can also remove the snap-locks and attach it to any flat surface. The cable fits 1-inch conduit and has an attached pull-cable loop.

"Unlike similar products, the P-1400's circuitry is designed to compensate for the signal losses inherent in the proprietary cable that is included," said Hauk. "The signal that goes into the P-1400 is identical to the signal that comes out. Consumers get what they paid for: HDTV quality."

P-1014 A-Bus Distribution M odule Offers Installers an Affordable Solution f or M usic Distribution/Paging

Pairing the P-1014 1x4 A-BUS Distribution M odule and the P-0925 Paging M odule means designers and installers can provide homeowners with a complete, efficient and affordable whole-house music and communication system that is also easy to install.

"This versatile hub is the heart of an A-BUS multi-room audio system," said Hauk. "It is a perfect companion for in-ceiling speakers."

Channel Vision's P-0925 Paging M odule integrates seamlessly with Channel Vision's P-1014 1 X 4 ABUS Distribution M odule to provide efficient and affordable whole-house paging. The unit's form factor allows the paging module to be mounted in a structured wiring enclosure, 19" rack, or attached to any flat surface.

IR Family of Products

Channel Vision continues to pave the innovation highway with the introduction of a new line of IR products. The line includes the:

  • IR-4000: IR Coax Engine
  • IR-4100: IR Coax Adapter
  • P-1205: Amplified IR Hub
  • IR-2305: Table-Top IR Receiver
  • IR-2105: Stick-Type IR Receiver
  • IR-2202: Tube-Type IR Receiver
  • IR-3003: Expandable IR Emitter

"Distributed audio is quickly becoming one of the most frequently requested upgrades for new homes," said Hauk. "Our products allow users to enjoy whole house music while allowing household occupants to control the music from any room in the house."

Enclosure Designer Doors

The Channel Vision booth will also be showing its new designer doors for 28", 38" and 50" structured wire enclosures. The doors:

  • Offer left-hand or right-hand swing out for maximum versatility
  • Provide more space in the enclosure
  • Enable maximum airflow via top and bottom vents
  • Can be installed with an optional fan for even greater efficiency.

"Our enclosure doors offer a sleek, polished finish for the installation," said Hauk, "but they also have many functional advantages."

For more information on Channel Vision's family of products, call 800.840.0288 or go to www.channelvision.com .

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