Kramer Electronics KDS-17EN videojatko 3840 x 2160 85 fps

The Kramer Electronics KDS-17EN is an AVoIP encoder designed to stream 4K video and digital audio over Ethernet. It supports unicast and multicast configurations and delivers high-resolution 3840 x 2160 video at up to 85 fps. The unit features Gigabit Ethernet connectivity, aluminium housing and LED status indicators, making it suitable for professional AV installations that require reliable, high-quality video transmission.

Advantages

The KDS-17EN provides true 4K60 4:4:4 image quality with high-fidelity digital audio while remaining bandwidth-efficient for large-scale deployments. It offers extensive control options for video walls, advanced connectivity choices, and multiple input/output settings. The device is designed for straightforward integration into existing IP networks, reducing the need for specialised AV skills during installation and minimising disruption to IT infrastructure.

Suitable for

• Enterprise AV distribution and digital signage
• Educational institutions and lecture capture systems
• Government and control-room video deployments
• Large video wall installations and multi-screen displays

Key specifications

• Maximum resolution: 3840 x 2160 pixels
• Frame rate: up to 85 fps
• Colour sampling: 4:4:4 (supports 4K60 4:4:4)
• Network: Gigabit Ethernet (AVoIP encoder)
• Form factor: aluminium housing
• Indicators: LED status indicators
• Weight: 0.7 kg
• Colour: Black
• MPN: 60-001590
• EAN: 7291063100025

How to use

Connect the KDS-17EN to your source device and to the Gigabit Ethernet network using standard Ethernet cabling. Configure the unit for unicast or multicast streaming according to your network design and use the device management interface to set resolutions, frame rates and audio parameters. Integrate with switches and receivers in the AV over IP system and monitor LED indicators to verify power and network status.

Recommendations

When deploying multiple encoders in large installations, plan multicast routing and VLAN segmentation to optimise bandwidth usage. Use quality Ethernet switches with IGMP snooping and sufficient backplane capacity. Keep firmware updated and verify compatibility with receivers and video-wall controllers to ensure consistent 4K60 4:4:4 delivery.