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Product comparison · 2 av extenders

ATEN True 4K HDMI Optical Transmitter (4K@300m (K1, MM) / 10km (K2, SM)) vs ATEN True 4K HDMI Optical Transmitter (4K@300m (K1, MM) / 10km (K2, SM))

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  • 50specifications compared
  • 3differ
  • 47identical
  • 1known for one product only

Key differences

The ATEN True 4K HDMI Optical Transmitter (4K@300m (K1, MM) / 10km (K2, SM)) has 9,700 m more maximum transfer distance than the ATEN True 4K HDMI Optical Transmitter (4K@300m (K1, MM) / 10km (K2, SM)) (10000 m vs 300 m). The ATEN True 4K HDMI Optical Transmitter (4K@300m (K1, MM) / 10km (K2, SM)) has 460 nm more fiber optic wavelengths supported than the ATEN True 4K HDMI Optical Transmitter (4K@300m (K1, MM) / 10km (K2, SM)) (1310 nm vs 850 nm). Fiber mode structure: Multi-mode on the ATEN True 4K HDMI Optical Transmitter (4K@300m (K1, MM) / 10km (K2, SM)), Single-mode on the ATEN True 4K HDMI Optical Transmitter (4K@300m (K1, MM) / 10km (K2, SM)).

  • Maximum transfer distance
    • 300 m
    • 10000 m
  • Fiber mode structure
    • Multi-mode
    • Single-mode
  • Fiber optic wavelengths supported
    • 850 nm
    • 1310 nm

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51 specifications
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ATEN

True 4K HDMI Optical Transmitter (4K@300m (K1, MM) / 10km (K2, SM))

Model VE883ATK1-AT-G

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ATEN

True 4K HDMI Optical Transmitter (4K@300m (K1, MM) / 10km (K2, SM))

Model VE883ATK2-AT-G

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Features3 differ
Maximum transfer distanceDiffers300 m10000 m
Fiber mode structureDiffersMulti-modeSingle-mode
Fiber optic wavelengths supportedDiffers850 nm1310 nm
Poweridentical
Operating voltageKnown for one5 V

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