Ecler THIA-2T
MSRP.
£529.84 + VAT
Trade price.
Manufacturer Code.
CTHIA2T
Key Features.
1Gb Ethernet Video over IP: Supports unicast and multicast video distribution over 1Gb Ethernet networks for flexible point-to-point and multipoint AV installations.
Low-Latency JPEG2000 Compression: Uses JPEG2000 video compression with just 1–2 frames of latency, making it suitable for professional AV applications requiring responsive video transmission.
4K HDMI 2.0b Input: Supports HDMI 2.0b input at up to 18Gbps, including 4K at 60Hz with 4:4:4 chroma sampling.
Long-Distance Transmission: Extends video signals up to 100 metres over Cat 6 or higher network cable.
Description.
The Ecler THIA-2T is a professional 4K HDMI over IP transmitter that uses JPEG2000 compression to distribute high-quality video with low latency across an AV network. Supporting resolutions up to 4K at 30Hz, it provides a reliable way to extend HDMI signals over IP for commercial AV installations where image quality and responsive performance are essential.
Designed for straightforward integration into professional AV networks, the THIA-2T can form part of a flexible video distribution system for corporate environments, education, digital signage and other content delivery applications. When paired with a compatible controller, it supports advanced system management, helping simplify video routing and operation across more complex AV setups.
Combining 4K video support, low-latency JPEG2000 compression and professional network integration, the Ecler THIA-2T is a practical choice for scalable HDMI over IP systems requiring dependable signal transmission and centralised control.
Applications.
Retail // Education // Corporate // Leisure // Sports & Wellness // Hospitality
What we like about the Ecler THIA-2T is that it makes it possible to distribute high-quality video over longer distances without being tied to long HDMI cable runs. It sends 4K video over a managed Gigabit Ethernet network, with up to 100 metres of transmission over Cat 6 cabling and just 1–2 frames of latency. The HDMI loop-through is particularly handy, as it lets you connect a local display while also sending the signal across the network. We also like the built-in USB, IR and RS-232 pass-through for remote equipment control. With PoE support and HDR compatibility, it’s a flexible option for more demanding AV installations.