
Kramer
Kramer SG_B00CQCQ4M8_US PT-571 HDMI Twisted Pair Transmitter
The PT-571 pushes HDMI signals through a single twisted pair cable up to 100 meters — eliminating the cable runs and signal degradation that limit standard HDMI at distance.
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Overview
Key Features
Converts HDMI Signals to Twisted Pair
Used with PT-572 receiver
Supports Range up to 330" 100m)
Data Rates up to 1.65 Gbps
Allows Transfer of EDID & HDCP Signals
Specifications
Brand
Kramer
Model
PT-571
Type
HDMI over Twisted Pair Transmitter
Technology
DGKat (proprietary)
Maximum Range
330 feet (100 meters)
Data Rate
Up to 1.65 Gbps
HDCP Support
Yes
EDID Pass-Through
Yes
Compatible Receiver
Kramer PT-572+ (required)
Cable Type
Single shielded twisted pair
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum cable run distance this transmitter supports, and what cable type is required?
The PT-571 supports signal extension up to 330 feet (100 meters) over a single twisted pair cable using Kramer's DGKat technology. The cable type used affects performance — Kramer recommends their DGKat-compatible shielded twisted pair cables for reliable transmission at full rated distance.
Does this transmitter work with any receiver, or does it require the specific Kramer PT-572?
The PT-571 is designed to work with the Kramer PT-572+ (or compatible DGKat receiver). It is not a universal HDBaseT transmitter and will not pair with arbitrary twisted-pair receivers from other manufacturers. This is a proprietary signal format — both transmitter and receiver must be matched Kramer DGKat units.
Does the PT-571 pass HDCP for protected content?
Yes. The specifications confirm HDCP signal pass-through. This means copy-protected content — Blu-ray, streaming sources, and DRM-protected corporate AV sources — will transmit through the extension link without triggering HDCP handshake failures, which is a common point of failure in lower-quality HDMI extension solutions.
What is the data rate ceiling, and does it support 1080p at 60Hz without compression?
The PT-571 supports data rates up to 1.65 Gbps, which is sufficient for uncompressed 1080p at 60Hz (which requires approximately 1.5 Gbps). It will not support 4K/UHD resolutions — those require HDMI 2.0 bandwidth of 18 Gbps, far beyond this unit's specification. This is a 1080p/1.4-era device.
Does it also pass EDID data, and why does that matter?
Yes, EDID pass-through is confirmed. EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) is the communication protocol through which a display tells a source device what resolutions and formats it supports. Without EDID pass-through, the source (computer, media player, etc.) cannot identify the display and may default to a mismatched resolution or fail to output signal entirely. The PT-571's EDID handling ensures the source and display negotiate correctly across the extended run.