WINX CAST Essential Wireless Display Kit

Regular price R 1,049.00

South African delivery: R270 for orders below R2,500. Free delivery from R2,500. Delivery times and details

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Available to order

When available, this product is supplied from stock held by our South African suppliers rather than at Dawin. Allow 1 business day for processing after verified payment plus 5 business days for delivery to a South African address. Prices include VAT and applicable import duties. Shipping is R270 for orders below R2,500 and free from R2,500. See the product description for condition, warranty and included accessories. Contact dave@dcmining.co.za with any questions before ordering.

Description

Overview

The WINX CAST Essential Wireless Display Kit (WX-AV103) sends video and audio from a compatible USB-C device to an HDMI display or projector. It supports up to 1080p at 60 Hz.

Key features

Mirror or extend your screen without installing drivers. The receiver can pair with up to five compatible WINX transmitters and displays one source at a time.

Technical specifications

1920 × 1080 at 60 Hz over 5 GHz Wi-Fi, with a range of up to 30 m in an unobstructed space. The transmitter draws power from the USB-C source device and supports up to 100 W USB-C Power Delivery pass-through (20 V/5 A). The HDMI receiver requires USB power.

Compatibility and setup

Your source device must support DisplayPort Alt Mode over USB-C. Plug the transmitter into that port, connect the receiver to the display’s HDMI input and supply USB power to the receiver.

What’s included

One USB-C wireless transmitter, one HDMI wireless receiver and a user manual. Additional transmitters are sold separately.

Availability and delivery

Check the availability shown beside the purchase buttons. For processing times, delivery and charges, see our Shipping Policy.

Warranty and returns

WINX lists a 24-month warranty for this model. Contact Dawin for help with a claim. See our Refund and Return Policy. Your statutory rights remain unaffected.