ATEN VE601 transmisor y receptor AV negro

The ATEN VE601 AV transmitter & receiver extends DVI video signals over a single Ethernet cable using HDBaseT-Lite technology. It supports DVI 1080p up to 70 m and can carry 1920 x 1200 resolution up to 40 m, providing a compact solution for professional A/V installations. The units are compact (87 x 103 x 30 mm), weigh 250 g, operate at 5 V with 1.85 W power consumption, and are finished in black.

Advantages

HDBaseT-Lite connectivity allows long-distance transmission of DVI video over a single Cat5e/Cat6/Cat6a cable, reducing cabling complexity and installation cost. The VE601 implements HDBaseT anti-jamming to resist signal interference during transmission and is designed for rack-mountable integration in professional AV setups. Compact size and low power consumption make it suitable for space-constrained environments.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Extending DVI video to remote displays in conference rooms and classrooms
• Digital signage distribution in retail and public spaces
• Professional AV installations requiring rack-mounted transmitter/receiver pairs
• Systems using Cat5e/Cat6/Cat6a infrastructure for video delivery

Key specifications

• Model: ATEN VE601 (transmitter & receiver)
• Maximum supported resolution: 1920 x 1200 (up to 40 m) / DVI 1080p up to 70 m
• Transmission medium: single Ethernet cable (Cat5e/Cat6/Cat6a)
• Power: 5 V, power consumption 1.85 W
• Dimensions (each unit): 87 x 103 x 30 mm
• Weight (each unit): 250 g
• Colour: Black
• Features: HDBaseT-Lite, HDBaseT Anti-Jamming, rack-mountable design

How to use

Connect the DVI source to the VE601 transmitter and the display to the VE601 receiver. Link the transmitter and receiver with a single Cat5e/Cat6/Cat6a cable of appropriate length according to the required resolution (up to 70 m for 1080p, up to 40 m for 1920 x 1200). Power both units with their 5 V adapters and verify the connection and video output on the remote display.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use high-quality Cat6 or Cat6a cable for longer runs, keep cable runs away from strong sources of electromagnetic interference, and ensure both devices are powered by stable 5 V supplies. When integrating into a rack, follow standard rack-mounting practices to allow ventilation around the units.