by Nyrius
Date first available at Amazon.com: July 7, 2011
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Review & Description
The Nyrius NRFM100 RF modulator allows you to watch your audio/video device on multiple TVs throughout your home by setting it to a dedicated channel. Simply change to the desired channel on any of your TVs and instantly watch your set-top-box, favorite DVD or check your front door surveillance camera when the doorbell rings.
View Your Device on Multiple TVs
The Nyrius RF modulator gives you the opportunity to view your audio/video devices like a DVD player throughout your home. This RF modulator can be used with your home CATV/antenna coaxial cable network allowing you to view your a/v device in any room with a TV.
Multiple Channel Selections
View your audio/video device on any open channel on your television. The digital LED channel selector will allow you to choose a channel between 14-69, 64-94 and 100-125.
Cascading Multiple RF Modulator Units
Use multiple Nyrius RF modulators to monitor your home security system. With this system you can use one modulator per camera and monitor each camera on a different channel on your television. Channel 100 can be your front door camera, channel 102 can be your backyard camera and channel 104 can be your cable/satellite set-top-box.
Make Any TV Compatible
Not all TVs have RCA inputs for your audio/video devices. The Nyrius RF modulator will allow you to use your RCA composite audio/video device on an older TV that is only compatible with coaxial cable input.
Easy Plug and Play Installation
Connect the RCA composite audio/video cable of your audio/video device to the RCA connections on the modulator. Connect your cable/satellite/antenna TV signal to the CABLE/SAT INPUT coaxial connection. With the included cable, connect the A/V OUTPUT coaxial connection to your home CATV/antenna coaxial cable network. Lastly, set your channel on the digital LED display and change your TV to the chosen channel to broadcast your audio/video device. Read more
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