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Zee Vee: Zvpro Zee Vee: Distributed HD Video Over Coax Zee Vee: Distributed HD Video over Coax Corporate • Academic • Assisted Living • Stadiums • Bars & Restaurants Digital Signage • Casinos • Hospitals • Houses of Worship • Hotels ZeeVee products are versatile and perfectly suited to a wide range of applications, from delivering digital signage, to venue-wide distribution of HD video. ZvPro and HDbridge solutions are a natural for commercial and residential HD video distribution. Affordability and compatibility with a huge range of sources and displays makes it simple to implement and distribute high quality digital video. Zee Vee: ZvPro The ZvPro Series comes with the same features built into its big brother, the HDbridge 2000 Series, but in a much smaller package and designed for deployments with just a few channels. ZvPro products feature video inputs for unencrypted HDMI, Component, or VGA, and are available in 1 or 2 channel configurations. All offer full 1080p/i video processing. ZeeVee - ZvPro Series ZeeVee ZvPro610 ZEE-ZVPRO610NA Component and/or VGA video in | 1 Channel ZeeVee ZvPro620 ZEE-ZVPRO620NA Component and/or VGA video in | 2 Channel ZeeVee ZvPro810 ZEE-ZVPRO810NA HDMI video in | 1 Channel ZeeVee ZvPro820 ZEE-ZVPRO820NA HDMI video in | 2 Channel voice: 800.666.0996 fax: 800.569.4244 email: [email protected] web: www.btx.com Zee Vee: HDbridge 2000 Series Designed especially for high channel density where rapid deployment, advanced man- agement and compatibility are critical. The HDbridge 2000 Series offers 4 HD family members that are available in 4 or 2 channel configurations. The SD model combines 8 channels in an incredibly affordable 1RU chassis. All models include closed captioning and are easily configured using a web-based interface that also provides multi-box management for speedy installations. BEL-DB6U BEL-DB6U ZeeVee - HDbridge 2000 Series Component and/or VGA video inputs. Up to 4 channels at 1080p/i resolution. Comes standard with four 3' ZEE-HDB2640NA Component Video cables. Component and/or VGA video inputs. Up to 2 channels at 1080p/i resolution. Comes standard with two 3’ ZEE-HDB2620NA Component Video cables. ZEE-HDB2540NA Component and/or VGA video inputs. Up to 4 channels at 720p resolution. Comes standard with four 3’ Component Video cables. ZEE-HDB2520NA Component and/or VGA video inputs. Up to 2 channels at 720p resolution. Comes standard with two 3’ Component Video cables. ZEE-HDB2380NA Composite video and analog audio inputs. Up to 8 channels at 480i resolution. Taps / Splitters / Attenuators 1:2 splitters, usually in a T shape. 2.1 GHz Diplexer. Tap Features: High performance diplexer Grounding hole for up to 6 awg wire Combine or split cable/antenna signals with satelite signals Nickel plated die-cast zinc housing High quality PCB design High quality machined threads for Corrosion-resistant sealed construction quick connectors IN-85323 Part # Description IN-85332 2-Way, 5MHz-2.3 GHz IN-85333 3-Way, 5MHz-2.3 GHz IN-85334 4-Way, 5MHz-2.3 GHz Splitter Features: Designed for easy mounting over cable All ports are F female connectors Two grounding screws eliminate the need Includes two mounting screws (Phillips/slotted head) for grounding block Part # Description Part # Description Attenuator Features: BTX-FAM1 1dB - FAM Attenuator Pads BTX-FAM10 10dB - FAM Attenuator Pads Tin/Nickel Plated Solid Brass BTX-FAM2 2dB - FAM Attenuator Pads BTX-FAM12 12dB - FAM Attenuator Pads 100 dB RFI Minimum BTX-FAM3 3dB - FAM Attenuator Pads BTX-FAM16 16dB - FAM Attenuator Pads Female to Male Fittings BTX-FAM6 6dB - FAM Attenuator Pads BTX-FAM20 20dB - FAM Attenuator Pads 22 Gauge Steel Center Pin BTX-FAM9 9dB - FAM Attenuator Pads 9 Different Values voice: 800.666.0996 fax: 800.569.4244 email: [email protected] web: www.btx.com Cables and Accessories ZeeVee’s unique DIN Connector cables are available in either Component or VGA. Both versions feature snug-fitting connectors, so cables won’t come loose or fall out. On both versions, a full-size DIN connector plugs into the ZvPro or HDbridge unit. Hydra™ AV Cable | ZEE-ZV7093 3 foot cable ZEE-ZV7096 6 foot cable The Hydra AV cable comes with Component video, Composite video (for closed captioning), Analog audio, and Digital (coax) audio connectors. Available in 3’ and 6’ lengths. VGA Cable | ZEE-ZV7106 Cable, VGA, 6ft, AV 13P Male to VGA + Audio Plug, 1800mm, Black The VGA/DIN connector cable comes with standard 15-pin VGA connector (with all EDID connections) and Digital (coax) audio connector. Available in 6’ length only. ZeeVee’s legacy HDbridge series is available at www.btx.com High Speed w/Ethernet Part Number Description These rugged everyday cables support uncom- BTX-HDMM01 HDMI male to male 1' pressed digital video, multi-channel audio and allow BTX-HDMM03 HDMI male to male 3' 3D over HDMI when connected to 3D devices. Man- BTX-HDMM06 HDMI male to male 6' ufactured with gold plated HDMI (type A to type A) BTX-HDMM10 HDMI male to male 10' connectors, these assemblies support BTX-HDMM12 HDMI male to male 12' 4K x 2K and 1080p video resolutions with a data speed transfer rate that exceeds 10.2 Gbps. BTX-HDMM15 HDMI male to male 15' BTX-HDMM20 HDMI male to male 20' BTX-HDMM25 HDMI male to male 25' BTX-HDMM35 HDMI male to male 35' BTX-HDMM50 HDMI male to male 50' Long Run High Speed Part Number Description These Long Run High Speed HDMI cables not only YD-HDXL24 HDMI male to male 24' go up to 65 feet without the use of repeaters, they support up to 1080p HDTV resolutions. They incorporate YD-HDXL32 HDMI male to male 32' gold plated connectors and a high quality wire YD-HDXL49 HDMI male to male 49' construction that maintains high definition video resolutions plus multi-channel digital audio. These YD-HDXL65 HDMI male to male 65' heavy duty cables are rugged yet extremely flexible. Kramer: RF Distribution Amp Kramer 1x4 RF Distribution Amplifier. Takes One RF (CATV/MATV) signal and distributes it to four identical outputs. High Bandwidth of 3000MHz, RF Gain +6dB across band Specs: INPUT: 1 RF, 0.5Vpp/75? (max.) on an “F” type connector. DIMENSIONS: 12cm x 7.5cm x 2.5cm OUTPUTS: 4 RF, 0.5Vpp/75? (max.) on “F” type connectors. (4.7" x 2.95" x 0.98") W, D, H. BANDWIDTH: 40MHz to 3000MHz (+/-3dB). WEIGHT: 0.32kg (0.71lbs) approx. COUPLING: AC. RF GAIN: +6dB typical across band. ACCESSORIES: Power supply, mounting bracket. KRA-104R NOISE FIGURE: 3.5dB. POWER SOURCE: 12V DC, 80mA. OPTIONS: KRA-RK3T 19" rack adapter. voice: 800.666.0996 fax: 800.569.4244 email: [email protected] web: www.btx.com Connectors BEL-DB6U BEL-DB59U CV-C7121 CV-C2405 CV-C7032 CV-C7180 Part # Description BEL-DB6U ICM Double Bubble Compression Connector "F" male for RG6 thru RG6 Quad. Sold in Packs of 25 BEL-DB59U ICM Double Bubble Compression Connector “F” male for RG59. Sold in Packs of 25 CV-C7032 Cable Mount Male Connector for RG-6 with Attached 1/2" Crimp Ring CV-C7046 “F” Connector for RG6 Plenum with Attached 1/2" Crimp Ring CV-C7049 “F” Connector for RG59 Plenum with Attached 1/2" Crimp Ring CV-C7121 “F” Connector for RG59, Deluxe Twist-On CV-C2405 "F" Connector for RG59 With 1/2" Attached Crimp Ring Brass CV-C7180 "F" Connector for RG6, Deluxe Twist-On Belden Bulk Cable Belden Cable Solutions RG6 BEL-533945 Belden RG6 Cable - Solid CU Center Conductor 95% Shield, 18awg, 1,000 feet, Black BEL-633948 Belden Plenum (CMP) RG6 - Analog Video Coax Cable, 1,000 feet, Natural RG59 BEL-543945 Belden RG59 Cable - Solid BC Conductor 95% Shield, 20awg, 1,000 feet, Black BEL-643948 Belden Plenum RG59 Cable - 20awg BC Solid Conductor 95% Shield,1,000 feet, Black Compression, Strip and Crimper Tools Part # Description BEL-PSA596 BEL-CPLCRBCBR ICM Double Bubble (DB) Compression Tool BEL-PSA596 ICM Adjust. strip/flare tool for RG-59/6 Universal Crimper: 4 Die Positions, 6 Section Pressure Adj. Crimps 2 & 3 Pc TV-CT9960P BNCs for Standard & Plenum RG58 and RG59, & 3 piece BNCs for Belden 8281 TV-CT9960P BEL-CPLCRBCBR voice: 800.666.0996 fax: 800.569.4244 email: [email protected] web: www.btx.com BTX Technologies, Inc. 5 Skyline Drive, Hawthorne, New York 10532 (Headquarters & Distribution Hub) 3130 West California Avenue, Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 (Distribution Hub) business hours: 8:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. ET phone: 800.666.0996 or 914.592.1800 fax: 800.569.4244 or 914.592.0800 www.btx.com | [email protected] BTX participates in ZeeVee’s “Smart Buy!” program. For more information, go to www.btx.com voice: 800.666.0996 fax: 800.569.4244 email: [email protected] web: www.btx.com.
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