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    Liberty Wire & Cable debuts digital routing and repeating solution

    Each DigitaLinx kit can route signals from 2m to 328m utilizing repeaters, splitters, media converters and 19-pin digital DIN connectors
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    Liberty Wire & Cable's DigitaLinx, a device and an interconnection system, is designed to route and extend Digital Video Interface (DVI) and High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) signals in commercial installations. Each DigitaLinx kit is a complete package that can route signals from 2m to 328m utilizing repeaters, splitters, media converters and specially designed 19-pin digital DIN connectors. The connectors easily fit into 1in conduit, and are available with plenum and non-plenum ratings. Using the correct interconnects allows the distribution of 1080p progressive video in a wide variety of in-wall and commercial applications.

    For more information, visit www.libertycable.com.

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