Collection: HDMI Extenders (over Cat6/Wireless)

An HDMI extender uses a transmitter at the source and a receiver at the screen. Wired models send the signal over Cat6/Cat7 cable, while wireless kits transmit it through the air, letting you reach distances a standard cable can't. For short runs, see our Standard HDMI Cables.

It depends on the model. Cat6 extenders commonly reach tens of metres, with the exact range stated on each product. Wireless kits work over shorter distances and prefer line of sight. Always check the rated distance against your install before ordering.

Many do, but not all. 4K usually needs a higher-spec extender and shorter or higher-grade cabling. Check the listed resolution support on each model, and confirm your source and display are both 4K capable before buying.

They run over standard Cat6 (or better) network cable terminated with RJ45. You'll find suitable runs in our Cat6 Patch Cables. Higher resolutions and longer distances benefit from quality, shielded cable.

Wireless kits perform best with a clear line of sight. Walls and obstacles can reduce range and stability. If you need to cross floors or thick walls, a wired Cat6 extender is usually the more reliable choice.

Yes, HDMI carries both video and audio, so the extender passes sound along with the picture. For your AV setup you'll find matching gear in TV & Audio.

Yes. Shipping is free on orders over €80, with fast delivery across Greece. See full details on our shipping page.

If something isn't right, our warranty page explains your options and every order is backed by Lynk Buyer Protection. Contact us and we'll help sort it out.