AMX NMX-ENC-N1122A N1000 Series AV Over IP Encoder with PoE, AES67 Sup
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- SKU
- FGN1122A-SA-B
Description
AMX NMX-ENC-N1122A N1000 Series AV Over IP Encoder with PoE, AES67 Support
The NMX-ENC-N1122A is a compact, rack-mountable encoder built for live sound and AV workflows where reliable signal distribution and minimal power overhead are critical. This stand-alone unit delivers dependable encoding and IP-based transport in a form factor that fits into touring rigs, venue installs, and live-event setups without requiring dedicated external power supplies.
Network & Connectivity
Equipped with two RJ45 network ports—one featuring integrated Power over Ethernet (PoE)—this encoder streamlines deployment in distributed live-sound and AV systems. The dual-port configuration and PoE capability reduce cable runs and power demands, making it practical for touring productions, fixed venues, and broadcast environments where uptime and quick setup are essential.
Audio & Video Performance
The encoder accepts both HDMI and VGA video inputs and supports scaled output up to 1920 x 1200 resolution, maintaining image clarity across standard and extended displays. AES67 audio support ensures professional-grade, standards-compliant audio transport over IP networks, while balanced audio connections preserve studio-quality signals through live routing and networked systems.
Key Features
- Two RJ45 network ports with one PoE port
- HDMI video input
- VGA video input
- Maximum video resolution of 1920 x 1200
- AES67 support for standards-compliant audio over IP
- Balanced audio connections
- Output scaling capability
- Serial control connectivity
- Compact, rack-mountable chassis
- Stand-alone operation without external power supply requirements
The NMX-ENC-N1122A combines essential AV encoding features with network efficiency, making it a solid choice for live-sound engineers and system operators building scalable, distributed presentation and streaming systems.
More Information
| Condition | Refurbished |
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At a Glance
The AMX NMX-ENC-N1122A is a professional AV-over-IP encoder that converts HDMI and VGA video plus balanced audio into network-distributed signals for live streaming, broadcast, and corporate installations. Sound operators and system integrators rely on it for standards-compliant AES67 audio transport, low-latency IP distribution, and PoE efficiency that eliminates extra power runs on the road or in fixed venues. Choose it when you need rock-solid signal integrity and scalable deployment across multiple presentation zones without breaking your infrastructure.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ live streaming
- ✓ broadcast
- ✓ corporate AV installations
- ✓ distributed presentation systems
Not the best pick for
- – home use
- – portable applications
Skill level: Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
What does B-Stock mean for this encoder?
B-Stock means the unit is fully functional and network-ready, but may have minor cosmetic imperfections from open-box handling or display use. All encoding, streaming, and audio transport features work identically to new units.
What video formats and resolutions does it support?
The encoder accepts both HDMI and VGA video inputs and scales output up to 1920 x 1200 resolution, making it compatible with standard displays and extended-resolution projectors in conference rooms, broadcast studios, and streaming setups.
Does it need an external power supply?
No. The unit operates stand-alone and draws power via the integrated PoE port on one of its two RJ45 network connections, simplifying cable management and eliminating separate power infrastructure in distributed installations.
How does it handle professional audio?
It supports AES67 standards-compliant audio over IP and includes balanced audio connections, ensuring studio-quality signal transport without loss of fidelity across networked systems.
What systems is this designed to work with?
The encoder integrates into professional AV-over-IP ecosystems for live streaming, broadcast, corporate presentations, and distributed classroom or conference environments where scalable, networked signal distribution is required.
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