Kramer Electronics KDS-SW2-EN7 - encodeur AVoIP avec auto-commutateur HDMI/USB-C

The Kramer Electronics KDS-SW2-EN7 is a professional AVoIP encoder with an integrated HDMI/USB-C auto-switcher, designed for seamless integration into modern AV-over-IP systems. It enables high-quality video, audio, and data transmission over standard Gigabit Ethernet networks with near-zero latency.

Advantages

Combines an AVoIP encoder and an auto-switcher in one compact unit, reducing equipment costs and simplifying installation. Supports 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 video with visually lossless JPEG2000 compression, ensuring pristine image quality. USB-C input supports video, audio, data, and power delivery up to 60W, making it ideal for laptops and mobile devices. Power over Ethernet (PoE) eliminates the need for a local power supply, and the device can be mounted under a table or on a wall for flexible deployment.

Suitable for

• Corporate boardrooms and meeting rooms requiring reliable AV distribution
• Education environments such as lecture halls and classrooms
• Digital signage and live event production
• Any application needing long-distance AV signal extension over IP

Key specifications

• Product Type: AVoIP Encoder / Auto-Switcher
• Video Inputs: 1x HDMI, 1x USB-C
• Video Output: 1x RJ-45 (AVoIP Stream)
• Max Resolution: 4K@60Hz (4:4:4)
• Video Compression: Visually Lossless JPEG2000
• Latency: Near-Zero (<1 frame)
• HDCP Support: HDCP 2.2
• USB-C Functionality: Video, Audio, Data (USB 2.0), Power Delivery (up to 60W)
• KVM Support: Yes, USB 2.0 Extension over IP
• Auto-Switching: Yes, HDMI/USB-C Input Auto-Switcher
• Network Connectivity: 1x Gigabit Ethernet (RJ-45)
• Power: Power over Ethernet (PoE) or 12V DC
• Control Ports: RS-232, IR, Ethernet (via RJ-45)
• Audio Support: Stereo Analog Audio Embedding/De-embedding
• EDID Management: Yes
• Mounting Options: Under-table, On-wall, Rack (with optional adapter)

Recommendations

For optimal performance, use with Kramer's KDS-SW2-DE7 decoder and a managed Gigabit Ethernet switch. Ensure your network supports IGMP snooping and multicast for AVoIP traffic.