Baseband video is the analog signal you get from the "Video Out" connector on a VHS, Camera or other equipment. Usually it's an RCA-style connector, or a BNC on professional-grade devices. The single video plus stereo audio products (PV900 & PV901) are among our most popular products, sending signals over UTP. There are multi-channel panel devices available here, as well.

The ETS PV900 and PV901 Baseband Audio/Video Baluns are meant to be utilized for point to point replacement of coaxial (video) and shielded (high impedance audio) cables with UTP wiring, Category 5 or better. The PV900 (with a BNC video input plus dual RCA jacks for audio) and the PV901 (with 3 RCA jacks for all inputs) are designed for installations that have a need for separate audio channels. For example, some VCRs and Video Cameras have video plus stereo outputs available on three RCA jacks.

The PV901 can run these signals using three of the four pairs in standard UTP cable. New to the series is the PV905 which allows you to send two channels each of baseband video and audio in any
direction desired. This capability yields, for instance, a bi-directional video + mono audio link, or many other configurations.

The PV902 uses the industry standard 4 pin mini-DIN connector for video, and RCA jacks for the two audio channels. This arrangement complements the connectors on most high-end consumer and Y/C format professional video devices. Used in pairs to adapt both ends of a run of Category 5 or better cable, the result is clean, transparent video and audio transmitted over distances in excess of 300 meters using all 4 Pairs.Applications include Schools, Classrooms, Auditoriums, Home Theater, Security & Surveillance, Satellite TV Facilities, Personal Computers. Bandwidth - Video to 60 MHz, Audio to 20 kHz