AMX DX-TX-DWP-4K60-WH DXLink 4K60 HDMI Wallplate Transmitter, White
- Brand new in original box
- Full AMX manufacturer's warranty
- Free shipping in the continental US
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- AMX-VTT0001W
Description
AMX DX-TX-DWP-4K60-WH DXLink 4K60 HDMI Wallplate Transmitter, White
This DXLink 4K60 wallplate transmitter mounts flush into a standard US single gang wall box, providing a clean integration point for routing video, audio, and control data from studio sources. The transmitter accepts HDMI input and consolidates video, audio, and USB 2.0 signals onto a single shielded Cat6A or Cat7 cable run, eliminating cable clutter while maintaining broadcast-quality signal integrity across your monitoring or distribution chain.
Signal Transmission & Distance
The 4K60 4:4:4 capability with HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 support enables full-bandwidth video transmission up to 40 meters when using Cat6A shielded cable or better. HDR10 and up to 36-bit Deep Color ensure that high-dynamic-range content and color-critical material arrive at the receiver with no degradation, critical for accurate monitoring during mixing and mastering sessions.
Integration & Power Architecture
The transmitter includes a 3-pin Phoenix RS-232 pass-through for control signals and draws power either from a compatible DXLink power-sourcing device or from a locally connected desktop power supply. This flexibility accommodates both centralized and distributed power architectures, adapting to various studio setups and signal routing requirements.
Key Features
- 4K60 4:4:4 capable with HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 support
- Transmits audio, video, and USB 2.0 over one shielded Cat6A or Cat7 cable
- HDR10 support
- Up to 36-bit Deep Color
- Transmission distance up to 40m with Cat6A shielded cable or better
- HDMI input connectivity
- USB-B host port
- RJ45 DXLink output port
- 3-pin Phoenix RS-232 pass-through
- Mounts in standard US single gang back box
- Power supplied by DXLink power-sourcing device or desktop power supply
- White finish
The AMX DX-TX-DWP-4K60-WH delivers professional-grade 4K video distribution with the infrastructure simplicity that modern studio and control room workflows demand.
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At a Glance
This wallplate transmitter lets you send 4K60 video, audio, and USB over a single shielded network cable up to 40 meters, ideal for studio monitoring setups, multicam recording rigs, and networked editing bays. It simplifies your physical cabling while preserving full 4K60 4:4:4 color depth, HDR10, and HDCP 2.2 compliance for color-critical and streaming workflows. Choose it for cleaner studio cable management, professional video distribution without quality loss, and flexible power sourcing that adapts to your facility's control system.
Frequently Asked Questions
What cable do I need and how far can I run it?
You need Cat6A shielded cable or better; the transmitter can extend 4K60 signals up to 40 meters with properly shielded Cat6A or Cat7 cable. Longer runs or lower-grade cable may reduce performance.
How does it power on and what control signals does it support?
It can be powered either by a compatible DXLink power-sourcing device or a separate desktop power supply, giving you flexibility in system design. It includes a 3-pin Phoenix RS-232 pass-through for control integration with AV control systems.
What video quality and HDR support does it deliver?
It supports 4K60 4:4:4 with HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2, HDR10, and up to 36-bit Deep Color, ensuring broadcast and color-critical content arrives without degradation.
Does this mount in standard wall boxes and what finish options are available?
Yes, it installs flush into a standard US single gang wall box for a clean, integrated look. This model comes in white finish.
What signals does it transmit over the single cable?
It consolidates HDMI video, embedded audio, and USB 2.0 data onto one shielded Cat6A or Cat7 cable, along with RS-232 control signals via its Phoenix connector.
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