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    Network Video Technology Launches Line with RJ45 Connectivity

    Network Video Technology (NVT) has launched a new video transmission product line that features RJ45 connectivity. NVT is now offering 4-, 8-, 16 and 32-channel rack-mountable units with RJ45 video inputs for multichannel applications less than 750 feet and those up to 3,000 feet. The 8- and 16-channel active h
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    Network Video Technology (NVT) has launched a new video transmission product line that features RJ45 connectivity.

    NVT is now offering 4-, 8-, 16 and 32-channel rack-mountable units with RJ45 video inputs for multichannel applications less than 750 feet and those up to 3,000 feet.

    The 8- and 16-channel active hubs also have a built-in DA output with quad or dual outputs per channel. The DA receiver hubs use rack-mount space more efficiently.

    The UTP transceiver use new or existing unshielded twisted pair wires (UTP), which Guy Apple, vice president of NVT said are full compatible with DVR technology and provide adjustable HD and LF gain controls.

    "They are compatible with 568B premises wiring standards, allowing easy future migration to an all-digital solution," Apple said.

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