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ZIGEN is a brand specializing in modular HDMI matrix switching solutions designed for professional AV distribution environments. The product line centers on modular matrix cards and switch frame cards that enable flexible, scalable routing of HDMI signals across multiple sources and displays. ZIGEN's modular architecture allows system integrators and facility managers to configure matrix sizes by combining input and output cards within a compatible chassis, supporting applications such as control rooms, digital signage, conference facilities, and broadcast studios. The cards are available in left-side and right-side chassis configurations, with transmission ranges of 70 m or 100 m, and operate at a maximum refresh rate of 60 Hz. Each card provides four ports, facilitating efficient signal distribution in space-constrained racks. The modular design simplifies upgrades and maintenance, as individual cards can be replaced or reconfigured without replacing the entire matrix system. ZIGEN products are built to standard industrial specifications, with black enclosures suited for rack-mount installations. 3G Electric supplies a range of ZIGEN modular HDMI matrix cards and switch frame cards, including models HX-100-RSC, HX-100-LSC, HX-70-LSC, HX-HH-L, and HX-HH-R. These components are available with datasheets that detail electrical and mechanical specifications, enabling procurement specialists and engineers to verify compatibility with existing AV infrastructure. 3G Electric provides logistics support for global shipments, ensuring that ZIGEN components reach facilities worldwide without geographic restrictions. The product range supports both new installations and retrofits, with the modular approach reducing total cost of ownership by allowing incremental expansion. For technical buyers, key considerations include the chassis orientation (left or right side) to match rack layout, the required transmission distance (70 m or 100 m) based on cable runs, and the 60 Hz refresh rate which is standard for most professional video sources. ZIGEN's matrix cards are typically used in conjunction with a compatible chassis and power supply, which are sourced separately. The brand's focus on modularity and standardized interfaces makes it a practical choice for AV systems that require reconfiguration over time. 3G Electric's inventory includes multiple SKUs to cover common configurations, and the company can provide technical documentation to assist with system design and integration.

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About ZIGEN

ZIGEN is a brand specializing in modular HDMI matrix switching solutions designed for professional AV distribution environments. The product line centers on modular matrix cards and switch frame cards that enable flexible, scalable routing of HDMI signals across multiple sources and displays. ZIGEN's modular architecture allows system integrators and facility managers to configure matrix sizes by combining input and output cards within a compatible chassis, supporting applications such as control rooms, digital signage, conference facilities, and broadcast studios. The cards are available in left-side and right-side chassis configurations, with transmission ranges of 70 m or 100 m, and operate at a maximum refresh rate of 60 Hz. Each card provides four ports, facilitating efficient signal distribution in space-constrained racks. The modular design simplifies upgrades and maintenance, as individual cards can be replaced or reconfigured without replacing the entire matrix system. ZIGEN products are built to standard industrial specifications, with black enclosures suited for rack-mount installations. 3G Electric supplies a range of ZIGEN modular HDMI matrix cards and switch frame cards, including models HX-100-RSC, HX-100-LSC, HX-70-LSC, HX-HH-L, and HX-HH-R. These components are available with datasheets that detail electrical and mechanical specifications, enabling procurement specialists and engineers to verify compatibility with existing AV infrastructure. 3G Electric provides logistics support for global shipments, ensuring that ZIGEN components reach facilities worldwide without geographic restrictions. The product range supports both new installations and retrofits, with the modular approach reducing total cost of ownership by allowing incremental expansion. For technical buyers, key considerations include the chassis orientation (left or right side) to match rack layout, the required transmission distance (70 m or 100 m) based on cable runs, and the 60 Hz refresh rate which is standard for most professional video sources. ZIGEN's matrix cards are typically used in conjunction with a compatible chassis and power supply, which are sourced separately. The brand's focus on modularity and standardized interfaces makes it a practical choice for AV systems that require reconfiguration over time. 3G Electric's inventory includes multiple SKUs to cover common configurations, and the company can provide technical documentation to assist with system design and integration.

Common Applications

  • Corporate AV systems — ZIGEN HX-100-LSC modular matrix card for routing HDMI signals in conference rooms
  • Control room monitoring — ZIGEN HX-100-RSC matrix card for distributing video feeds across multiple displays
  • Digital signage networks — ZIGEN HX-70-LSC card for short-distance HDMI distribution in retail environments
  • Broadcast production — ZIGEN HX-HH-L switch frame card for managing signal routing in live studios
  • Educational lecture halls — ZIGEN HX-100-RSC matrix card for connecting multiple presentation sources to projectors
  • Hospitality event spaces — ZIGEN HX-70-LSC card for flexible HDMI switching in ballrooms and meeting rooms

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about ZIGEN from 3G Electric.

What is the difference between ZIGEN left-side and right-side chassis cards?

ZIGEN modular matrix cards are designed for specific chassis orientations. Left-side chassis cards (e.g., HX-100-LSC, HX-70-LSC) are intended for installation on the left side of a compatible matrix chassis, while right-side chassis cards (e.g., HX-100-RSC) mount on the right side. This orientation ensures proper alignment with the chassis backplane and signal routing. The choice depends on the chassis model and the desired card layout. Both types offer the same electrical performance, including 60 Hz refresh rate and 4-port capacity.

What transmission distances are available for ZIGEN HDMI matrix cards?

ZIGEN offers HDMI matrix cards with two transmission range options: 70 m and 100 m. The 70 m range cards (e.g., HX-70-LSC) are suitable for shorter cable runs typical in smaller conference rooms or local AV racks. The 100 m range cards (e.g., HX-100-RSC, HX-100-LSC) support longer distances, making them appropriate for larger facilities such as auditoriums or control rooms where sources and displays are farther apart. Both ranges operate at a maximum refresh rate of 60 Hz.

Can ZIGEN modular matrix cards be used with any HDMI matrix chassis?

ZIGEN modular matrix cards are designed for use with ZIGEN-compatible chassis that support modular card insertion. The cards are not universally compatible with all third-party chassis. To ensure proper operation, the chassis must match the card's orientation (left or right side) and provide the necessary backplane connections. 3G Electric recommends verifying chassis compatibility with the product datasheets or consulting technical support before purchase.

What is the maximum refresh rate supported by ZIGEN HDMI matrix cards?

ZIGEN HDMI matrix cards support a maximum refresh rate of 60 Hz. This is standard for most professional AV applications, including presentations, video conferencing, and digital signage. The 60 Hz rate is sufficient for typical video sources such as computers, media players, and cameras. For applications requiring higher refresh rates (e.g., 120 Hz or 240 Hz), ZIGEN cards may not be suitable, and alternative products should be considered.

How many ports does each ZIGEN modular matrix card provide?

Each ZIGEN modular matrix card provides four ports. These ports can be configured as inputs or outputs depending on the card type and chassis setup. The 4-port design allows for efficient signal routing in a compact form factor, enabling system integrators to build matrix sizes in increments of four. For example, a chassis with four input cards and four output cards can support a 16x16 matrix configuration.

What is the difference between a ZIGEN matrix card and a switch frame card?

ZIGEN matrix cards (e.g., HX-100-RSC) are designed for signal routing within a modular matrix system, handling HDMI input or output functions. Switch frame cards (e.g., HX-HH-L, HX-HH-R) are specialized components that manage switching logic and chassis control. The switch frame card typically occupies a dedicated slot in the chassis and coordinates signal paths between matrix cards. Both are required for a fully functional matrix system, with the switch frame card acting as the central controller.