DVI Extenders

Techlogix Networx DVI over Fiber Optic Cable Extender

DVI cables are great for transmitting digital video signals short distances, but larger buildings and larger rooms often need electronics inline to ensure signal performance. Simply pulling a long DVI cable or connecting multiple DVI cables together can cause signal drop out, interference, pixelization, and a host of other signal and performance problems.

The TL-FO-DVI replaces a traditional DVI cable with active electronics designed specifically for sending video signals up to 1,000 feet. Simply connect the TL-FO-DVI transmitter to your source device (often a switcher, matrix, video processor or computer), connect the TL-FO-DVI receiver to your destination device (often a display or projector), connect the two units with a fiber optic patch cord (sold separately), and connect the power supplies.

Unlike boosters or twisted pair extenders, the TL-FO-DVI uses fiber optic technology that is immune to outside electrical interference and will better future-proof your facility.

The PureLink OLC II Tx/Rx DVI to 2 LC Fiber Extender Kit extends a 1080p DVI signal up to 6500ft using a single mode fiber optic cable. With the automatic EDID management, a separate DDC connection is not required, simplifying cable management. These detachable units also make it easy to run fiber cables through conduit or tight spaces before and after installation. The transmitter and receiver connect directly to the source and display devices.

The PureLink OLC II Rx DVI to 2 LC Fiber Receiver Unit extends a 1080p DVI signal up to 6500ft using a single mode fiber optic cable. With the automatic EDID management, a separate DDC connection is not required, simplifying cable management. These detachable units also make it easy to run fiber cables through conduit or tight spaces before and after installation. The receiver connects directly to the display device.

The PureLink OLC II Rx DVI to 2 LC Fiber Receiver Unit extends a 1080p DVI signal up to 6500ft using a single mode fiber optic cable. With the automatic EDID management, a separate DDC connection is not required, simplifying cable management. These detachable units also make it easy to run fiber cables through conduit or tight spaces before and after installation. The transmitter connects directly to the source device.