Wireless Video Through Walls, Doors and Ceilings with Virtually Zero Latency

Create a completely customized setup in minutes, and wirelessly send your favorite movies, sports and videos to a second TV within your home, through walls, doors and ceilings.

IOGEAR's Wireless Video Connection Kit for 2 TVs takes wireless home entertainment to the next level of connectivity. Enjoy the flexibility to watch the same programming on two different TVs placed just about anywhere in your home. The Kit is capable of streaming uncompressed 1080p video along with wireless 5.1 digital surround sound audio up to 100 feet* away, with near zero latency.

Hang Your TV Just About Anywhere

Do you want to hang your TV above the fireplace, or in your outdoor living space, but dreaded the idea of running cables or added cost? The Wireless Video Connection Kit for 2 TVs is the ideal "cord cutting" solution, as it eliminates the need for HDMI cable runs to various locations. The possibilities are nearly endless: setup your A/V equipment in a media closet and stream content wirelessly to your HDTVs in the living room, patio, garage or just about anywhere in your house.

Just Plug In & Play

Control Your Devices From Another Room With Infrared Pass-Through

Use the remotes from your video devices to control your Blu-ray players, DVR, cable boxes, A/V receivers and media streaming devices such as Apple® TV and control them from wherever you're watching, with the IR pass-through feature. You can hide your equipment in one location, while controlling them as if they were in the same room.

What's in the Box?

The kit consists of a wireless video transmitter supporting 5.1 digital surround sound audio and a wireless audio/video receiver with connections for your HDMI® enabled devices.

The receiver can be powered from an AC adapter or from a USB port directly out of the TV- this way you can hide the receiver behind the TV without having to plug it into a wall outlet.

*Distances may vary depending on environment. Solid and non-porous materials such as steel, concrete, brick and glass (varies depending on coating and thickness) may cause shorter viewing distances or loss of signal.