
Kramer
Kramer TP-141 Video Extender
Kramer TP-141 transmitter extends computer graphics video and stereo audio over cost-effective twisted pair cabling.
$179.00*
View on Amazon
✓ In Stock on Amazon.com
*Price sourced from Amazon.com. Last updated:Jul 13, 2026.Price and availability are subject to change.
Affiliate Disclosure: Studio Supplies may earn a commission from qualifying purchases made through links on this page, at no additional cost to you. This helps support our editorial team.
Notice a mistake? Let Us Know
Overview
Specifications
Brand
Kramer
Model
TP-141
Function
Computer Graphics Video & Stereo Audio over Twisted Pair Transmitter
Signal Type
Analog VGA + Stereo Audio
Cable Type
Twisted Pair (Cat 5/5e/6)
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Uses inexpensive and widely available twisted pair cabling instead of costly specialty video cables
- Extends both video and stereo audio over a single cable infrastructure
- Compact form factor integrates easily into existing AV rack or desktop installations
- Kramer's established reputation in professional AV ensures reliable signal transmission
👎 Cons
- Supports only analog VGA video, not modern digital formats like HDMI or DisplayPort
- Requires a separate compatible Kramer receiver unit at the display end, adding to total system cost
- Limited product documentation makes it difficult to confirm maximum transmission distance
- Analog signal extension may introduce quality degradation over very long cable runs
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of signals does the Kramer TP-141 transmit?
The TP-141 transmits computer graphics video (VGA/RGBHV) and stereo unbalanced audio signals over twisted pair cabling, allowing you to extend these signals beyond the limits of standard cables.
What kind of cable does the TP-141 use to extend signals?
It uses standard twisted pair cable (such as Cat 5/5e/6), which is widely available and significantly less expensive than dedicated video cabling for long runs.
Is the TP-141 a transmitter, receiver, or both?
The TP-141 is a transmitter unit. A compatible Kramer receiver is needed at the display end to decode the signal back to standard video and audio outputs.
What are common use cases for the TP-141?
It is commonly used in AV installations where a computer source needs to be located far from the display, such as conference rooms, lecture halls, digital signage, and control rooms where running long VGA cables would be impractical or degrade signal quality.
Does the TP-141 support digital video formats like HDMI or DisplayPort?
No, the TP-141 is designed for analog computer graphics video (VGA) signals. For digital signal extension, a different Kramer model designed for HDMI or DisplayPort would be needed.