AV Access HDW100 Innovative Wireless 1080P HDMI Extender, up to 200m/656ft Transmission Range, IR Remote Control, Low Latency, Ideal for Home Theater & Projector
Move the picture without running HDMI across the room.
Send a Full HD HDMI source to a remote display with a matched wireless transmitter and receiver. HDW100 suits presentations and entertainment where a direct HDMI cable is inconvenient, with a local loop output to keep a screen beside the source.
HDW100
Know what connects where.
Connection overview. Check the requirements below for the exact ports, cable type and supported operating mode.
Wireless range needs real-world planning
The 200m figure is a clear line-of-sight limit. Walls, floor slabs, metalwork and nearby radio traffic can reduce indoor reach substantially; AV Access illustrates typical obstructed scenarios around 10–50m.
Keep a screen beside the source
The transmitter’s HDMI loop output can feed a local monitor while the receiver supplies the remote screen. IR extension gives a route for controlling compatible source equipment from the viewing area.
Choose the connection that fits the space
Use the matched wireless pair in its documented operating arrangement. A wired category-cable mode is also available up to 120m. Video processing introduces delay, so latency-sensitive competitive gaming is a different requirement from a presentation or film.
Make sure it fits your setup.
Full HD, not 4K
The maximum supported picture is 1080p at 60Hz. Setting a source to unsupported 4K output can prevent a picture.
One pair per area
Follow the manufacturer’s guidance for a single pair in the same zone. Do not assume several kits will coexist without interference.
Power and placement
Power both transmitter and receiver with their supplied 5V/1A adapters. Position antennas and test reception at the intended locations.
From unboxing to connected.
Plan the link
Match the cable type, total length and required resolution to this model’s limits.
Connect both ends
Put the transmitter at the source and the receiver at the display or USB devices.
Power the kit
Use the power connection specified for this model; then check the link indicators.
Test before installing
Confirm video, sound and any USB/control functions before securing the cable run.
HDW100 at a glance.
| Model | HDW100 |
|---|---|
| Video | Up to 1080p 60Hz |
| HDMI / HDCP | HDMI 1.3 / HDCP 1.4 |
| Wireless reach | Up to 200m unobstructed line of sight; indoor range depends on obstacles |
| Alternative wired link | Up to 120m category cable |
| Local monitor | HDMI loop output at transmitter |
| Control | IR extension |
| Power | 5V/1A at each unit |
A little clarity before you buy.
Will it reach 200m through walls?
No. That is the unobstructed line-of-sight figure. Building materials and interference can reduce range considerably.
Is it suitable for competitive gaming?
The wireless video path involves processing delay. Test latency against your needs; a low-latency wired solution may be a better fit.
Does the receiver need power?
Yes. Both ends need their supplied power adapters.
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