The Lorex VS6428 wireless system operates on the 2.4 GHz frequency and features a four-channel selection for the sender-unit that allows you to connect up to four video devices simultaneously without signal interference. The VS6428 sender includes a built-in RF (radio frequency) FM modulator, while both units run on nine-volt DC adapters, and have operating temperatures of -10 to 50 degrees Celsius. The VS6428 wireless sender and receiver easily connect to video devices and standard TVs and VCRs via included RCA audio/video cables, although the receiver alone has an additional coaxial cable connector. Identical in their shape, the sender and receiver units are both approximately 5.25 x 1.5 inches (diameter x depth) in dimension.

What's in the Box
Wireless receiver, wireless transmitter, 2 AC adapters, 2 RCA A/V cables, coaxial cable, and owner's manual.

Customer Reviews Average rating - 2.5

Rating - 1 Date: 2008-09-14
Content: It seemed like such a good idea! Unfortunately, when I got it, it didn't work as expected. I hooked it up to my DirecTV box and hooked the other end to a TV in the same room (about 12 feet away). The 2 units were pointing directly at each other. I was using the a/v connectors, and not the cable connector. The picture was satisfactory, but the sound was obscured by hissing. Although it has 4 channels to choose from, none proved to fix the problem. I do not recommend buying this.
Summary: Don't waste your time

Rating - 3 Date: 2008-08-08
Content: It works as claimed but not through more than one wall if metallic studs are involved.
Summary: Wireless video

Rating - 2 Date: 2007-11-28
Content: If you have a clear line of sight not over 50 feet this device works well. However if over 50 feet and have to broadcast through walls its performance degrades rapidly.
Summary: works well under Ideal conditions

Rating - 1 Date: 2007-07-10
Content: I am disappointed with the performance of my Lorex Wireless Video Sender. I thought it would be nice to watch a tv show in the living room or kitchen without drilling yet another hole in my house. The video sender did transmit the tv signal. However, we could not get the receiving tv to pick up in color, the picture rolled, and when we moved around the kitchen, the reception was worse. After hours of adjustment and moving the device to new locations, I am giving up. I learned my lesson.
Summary: Where's The Picture?

Rating - 1 Date: 2006-05-18
Content: This thing doesn't work at all, It doesn't broadcast the signal 12 feet away with no walls. I think wireless internet and wireless phones are afecting the signal. Anyway do not waste your money like I did!!
Summary: Do not Waste your money