This PETIT HDMI RF Modulator from Thor enables the conversion and transmission of video signals from HDMI sources such as a camera, DVD, receiver, or computer device to RF television broadcast signals. The unit's +24 dBmv RF output is powerful enough to transmit a signal for an HDTV broadcast to hundreds of TVs and supports QAM, ATSC, DVB-T, and ISDB-T CATV formats.
The unit supports video signals up to 1920 x 1080p at up to 19.5 Mb/s, MPEG2 video encoding, and AC3 audio encoding. Management is made easy with the built-in network management system (NMS) which is accessed via the PETIT's 10/100 Ethernet LAN port. The NMS allows you to control the bit rate, channel selection, and resolution and to monitor your broadcast. It supports 57 to 1000 MHz RF signals and channels 2 to 135. Its compact form allows it to be located anywhere in your broadcast setup, and the unit can be wall mounted. A 12 VDC power adapter is included to get the modulator quickly powered up and running.
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Key Features
- HDMI to Coax RF Conversion
- Supports up to 1080p Input
- Supports QAM, ATSC, DVB-T, ISDB-T
- +24 dBmv HDTV Coax Distribution Power
This PETIT HDMI RF Modulator from Thor enables the conversion and transmission of video signals from HDMI sources such as a camera, DVD, receiver, or computer device to RF television broadcast signals. The unit's +24 dBmv RF output is powerful enough to transmit a signal for an HDTV broadcast to hundreds of TVs and supports QAM, ATSC, DVB-T, and ISDB-T CATV formats.
More DetailsThor RF-PETIT Overview
Allows you to distribute HDMI video to hundreds of HDTVs using standard coax cables.
It supports video up to 1920 x 1080p video with MPEG2 and AC3 encoding.
The unit is compatible with any HDTV compatible television, and its output can also mix with existing channels.
Custom network management system (NMS) to control, set up, and monitor the broadcast over Ethernet.
The modulator outputs QAM, ATSC, DVB-T, or ISDB-T signals, which you select via the NMS.
The unit incorporates one HDMI and one coax RF ATSC/QAM antenna input; it also features one HDMI monitoring output and one coax RF broadcast output.
Power is provided by an included 12 VDC power supply, and built-in tabs permit mounting the item securely to a wall or desktop surface using separately available mounting screws.
UPC: 659682983080
Thor RF-PETIT Specs
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Thor RF-PETIT Reviews
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Can I daisy chain the modulator with other ...
Can I daisy chain the modulator with other modulators to produce multiple channels in the same cable system?
The Thor PETIT HDMI RF Modulator does offer outputs that can be daisy-chained to other devices for additional outputs, such as distributors and other modulators.
Date published: 2023-10-09
What is the coverage radius of the device?
What is the coverage radius of the device?
This lists 57-1000 MHz RF, Channels 2-135.
Date published: 2021-03-25
Can I use this with a broadcast switcher? I'm ...
Can I use this with a broadcast switcher? I'm coming HDMI (audio embedded) out of the switcher.
I'm not aware of any switcher model that supports RF signals. Please note this converts HDMI to RF. But it does have an HDMI output that could work with many switcher models that have HDMI inputs like the Atem Mini Models from Black Magic.
Date published: 2022-03-02
Can I only use the a RF out line alone?
Can I only use the a RF out line alone?
Yes you can. This has an HDMI loop out, however you do not need to use that. It is just an option you will have.
Date published: 2021-10-01