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PWAY PW-HTS0102 PoC HDMI splitter-extender, 1 in 2 out

The only device here that splits and extends at once — one source to two screens fifty metres away, with EDID learning to reconcile them.

PWAY PW-HTS0102 HDMI splitter extender over network cable

PWAY PW-HTS0102 PoC HDMI splitter-extender, 1 in 2 out

The only device here that splits and extends at once — one source to two screens fifty metres away, with EDID learning to reconcile them.

Method
1 in / 2 out — splits one source and extends both over Cat 6 — stated
Stated distance
50 m over Cat 6 — stated
Stated resolution
Up to 1920 × 1080 at 60 Hz — stated
Power
PoC — one power supply runs the system — stated
EDID
Learning capability, to adapt to varied installations — stated
Protection
Built-in electrostatic ESD protection circuit — stated
Latency
Stated as without delay by the maker; no figure published
Amazon reference
B07BV719NJ (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0785197233980
  • Splits and extends in one device, which otherwise takes two boxes and two problems
  • EDID learning stated, which is exactly what a one-source-two-screens installation needs
  • 1080p only — no 4K path at all

Best for: One source feeding two screens in different rooms — a bar, a waiting room, a garden projector and an indoor television.

≈ £66 / 66 €
Check price on Amazon

Specifications

Method
1 in / 2 out — splits one source and extends both over Cat 6 — stated
Stated distance
50 m over Cat 6 — stated
Stated resolution
Up to 1920 × 1080 at 60 Hz — stated
Power
PoC — one power supply runs the system — stated
EDID
Learning capability, to adapt to varied installations — stated
Protection
Built-in electrostatic ESD protection circuit — stated
Latency
Stated as without delay by the maker; no figure published
Amazon reference
B07BV719NJ (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0785197233980

The problem it solves in one box

One source, two screens, both a long way off. Doing that with separate devices means a splitter, two extender pairs, and an EDID argument between them. This does it in one, over Cat 6, at up to fifty metres.

The EDID part

Learning capability, stated. A splitter has to answer the source’s question about what the display can do, and there are two displays with two answers. A device that always reports the lowest common capability quietly downgrades the better screen. Learning is how it is told what to say.

The power arrangement

PoC. One supply runs the system, with power carried over the network cable. At two remote screens, that removes two sockets from an installation.

The unglamorous protection

An ESD circuit. Network cable run between rooms picks up static, and a discharge into an HDMI input destroys hardware. It is not a feature anyone shops for and it is why installations survive.

The limit

1080p at 60 Hz. No 4K path at all, at any distance, and it is the most expensive 1080p device on this shelf. What is being paid for is the combination — split and extend — rather than the resolution.

Availability

On sale from 66 € to 69 € on the German, British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.

Listed but with no offer on the American Amazon store — the reference exists there and nobody is currently selling it.

Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 4 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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