Dual Input Video Sender

The new DIVS wireless video sender sends brilliant Video and Audio signals wirelessly, allowing you to watch programs and movies from FOxtel (pay TV), DVD player or PC on any TV in your home. Now you can Connect two sources to the sender unit at the same time.

• Watch TV, DVD's or Foxtel on any TV in the house.
• IR extender feature allows you to use your remote control from the receiving location
• No need to buy additional DVD players or Pay TV boxes
• No need to run wiring from room to room
• Also great for sending Video or MP3 music from your computer to your sound system.

How it works
The Wireless Video Sender transmits high-quality video and stereo sound to any television in your home, up to 30 metres away. The product uses 2.4GHz technology, which offers better transmission strength through walls compared to video senders operating on lower frequencies. This results in sharper pictures, clearer sound and reduced signal interference.
The Video Sender supports full stereo audio so you won't skip a beat. Transmitting live video and audio through walls and floors, there's no line-of-site limitations.

The DIVS video sender also has a built-in infrared remote extender. This enables you to continue to use your remote control, even in a different room to your source devices. The way this works is that the receiver (set up away from the source devices) converts IR signals to RF and then sends them to the transmitter. The transmitter then converts the RF signals back to IR and transmits them to your source devices. The system is also compatible with our 8in1 universal remote, giving you the ability to control your devices from any room in the house.

Connections
The DIVS receiver (installed away from the source device) does NOT have a "modulated" output (like an aerial connector). If you do not have RCA connections (the red/white/yellow plugs) you need the GV70 unit instead. The GV70 allows you to connect the receiver directly into your TV's antenna input, just in case you don't have RCA inputs or they are are all taken. The modulated output is tuned to a UHF channel.