• PFM700-E transmitter
• PFM700-E receiver

• One solid-copper Cat6 run (up to 50 m)
• 5 V DC supply at the transmitter end
• HDMI leads at each end

01

Connect the recorder

Plug the NVR or DVR HDMI output into the transmitter and set the output to 1080p.

02

Run one Cat6

Terminate a straight solid-copper Cat6 run between the transmitter and receiver RJ45 ports.

03

Power the transmitter

Feed 5 V DC to the transmitter only. The receiver powers up over the cable.

04

Plug in the screen

Connect the receiver to the remote monitor or TV. No drivers, no IP settings.

Will it carry 4K from my NVR?

No. The PFM700-E is a 1080p extender (HDMI 1.3). Set the recorder’s HDMI output to 1080p before you connect it; a 4K output will give a blank screen at the far end.

What cable should I use?

A single run of solid-copper Cat6 gives the full 50 m. Cat5e works on shorter runs. Avoid copper-clad aluminium (CCA) cable and keep the run point to point: no network switches or patch panels in between.

Does the receiver need its own power?

No. Only the transmitter takes the 5 V DC supply; the receiver is powered down the Cat6, so you don’t need a power point behind the far monitor.

Can I still have a monitor at the recorder?

Yes. The transmitter has an HDMI loop-out, so you can run a local screen at the NVR and the remote screen at the same time.

Can I use the NVR remote from the other room?

Yes. The kit passes the infrared remote signal one way back to the recorder, so you can drive the NVR from where you watch it.