Experience Seamless Video Extension with Vaddio OneLink for Precision 60

Are you tired of the hassle and complexity of extending video signals over long distances? Look no further than the Vaddio OneLink for Precision 60, a digital camera extension system that simplifies and speeds up your installations. This innovative system extends HDMI video, power, and network control on a single Cat-5e or better cable, making it the perfect solution for professionals in the audiovisual, videoconferencing, and broadcast industries.

Simplified Installations with a Single Cable Solution

The Vaddio OneLink for Precision 60 eliminates the need for multiple cables and complex setup processes. With a single cable solution, you can extend HDMI video, power, and network control up to 328’ (100m), making it ideal for large presentation spaces, auditoriums, and conference rooms.

Reliable and Convenient Setup with Power and Control

The OneLink system not only extends video signals but also sends and regulates power to the camera, ensuring a convenient and reliable setup. Additionally, the system provides a bi-directional control channel for Ethernet, allowing for seamless communication between devices.

High-Quality Video Transmission with Uncompressed HDMI

The Vaddio OneLink for Precision 60 transmits and receives uncompressed HDMI digital video up to 1080p/60, ensuring that your video signals remain crisp and clear even over long distances.

Compatible with Cisco SX-80 Series Codecs and Precision 60 Cameras

The OneLink system is designed to work seamlessly with Cisco SX-80 Series codecs and Precision 60 cameras, making it the perfect solution for professionals who require high-quality video conferencing and unified communication solutions.

About Vaddio

Vaddio is a leading manufacturer of PTZ cameras, professional AV solutions, and unified communication and collaboration products. With a commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction, Vaddio provides high-quality solutions that meet the evolving needs of the audiovisual, videoconferencing, and broadcast industries.