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ZIGEN is a manufacturer of modular AV signal management hardware, with a product line centered on HDMI matrix cards and the chassis systems that house them. The brand's modular architecture allows system designers to populate a single chassis with a mix of input and output cards, scaling port counts and signal routing without replacing the entire matrix. ZIGEN cards are identified by model codes that indicate function and orientation—for example, HX-100-RSC and HX-100-LSC denote right-side and left-side chassis cards with a 100 m signal range, while HX-70-LSC indicates a 70 m range. The HX-HH-L and HX-HH-R are left and right switch frame cards, respectively. All five SKUs currently listed by 3G Electric are black, 4-port cards rated for a maximum frequency of 60 Hz, which aligns with 1080p60 and 4K30 HDMI signal formats. The cards are designed for installation in compatible ZIGEN matrix chassis, where they handle high-definition video routing for AV distribution systems. Typical applications include control rooms, digital signage networks, lecture halls, and broadcast facilities where multiple sources must be switched to multiple displays. The modular format supports incremental expansion: a chassis can start with a few cards and be populated further as signal requirements grow. Because the cards are hot-swappable in many matrix designs, maintenance and upgrades can be performed without decommissioning the entire routing system. 3G Electric supplies the ZIGEN modular HDMI matrix card line as part of its industrial and commercial AV equipment catalog. The distributor maintains multiple SKUs—including the HX-100-RSC, HX-100-LSC, HX-70-LSC, HX-HH-L, and HX-HH-R—and provides specification data, logistics coordination, and quotation support for buyers specifying ZIGEN components. For plant engineers and procurement specialists integrating AV routing into larger control or monitoring environments, 3G Electric can assist with identifying the correct card orientation, range, and port configuration for a given chassis. The product data available through 3G Electric includes type codes, port counts, maximum frequency, signal range, and color, allowing technical buyers to match cards to existing ZIGEN infrastructure. ZIGEN's focus on modularity means that a single chassis model can serve multiple signal distribution roles depending on the cards installed, reducing the number of distinct matrix units a facility needs to stock and maintain. This approach is relevant for environments where AV signal routing must adapt to changing room layouts or source counts over time. 3G Electric's role is to make these components accessible globally, with the SKU-level detail and logistics support required for integration into new or existing AV systems.

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About ZIGEN

ZIGEN is a manufacturer of modular AV signal management hardware, with a product line centered on HDMI matrix cards and the chassis systems that house them. The brand's modular architecture allows system designers to populate a single chassis with a mix of input and output cards, scaling port counts and signal routing without replacing the entire matrix. ZIGEN cards are identified by model codes that indicate function and orientation—for example, HX-100-RSC and HX-100-LSC denote right-side and left-side chassis cards with a 100 m signal range, while HX-70-LSC indicates a 70 m range. The HX-HH-L and HX-HH-R are left and right switch frame cards, respectively. All five SKUs currently listed by 3G Electric are black, 4-port cards rated for a maximum frequency of 60 Hz, which aligns with 1080p60 and 4K30 HDMI signal formats. The cards are designed for installation in compatible ZIGEN matrix chassis, where they handle high-definition video routing for AV distribution systems. Typical applications include control rooms, digital signage networks, lecture halls, and broadcast facilities where multiple sources must be switched to multiple displays. The modular format supports incremental expansion: a chassis can start with a few cards and be populated further as signal requirements grow. Because the cards are hot-swappable in many matrix designs, maintenance and upgrades can be performed without decommissioning the entire routing system. 3G Electric supplies the ZIGEN modular HDMI matrix card line as part of its industrial and commercial AV equipment catalog. The distributor maintains multiple SKUs—including the HX-100-RSC, HX-100-LSC, HX-70-LSC, HX-HH-L, and HX-HH-R—and provides specification data, logistics coordination, and quotation support for buyers specifying ZIGEN components. For plant engineers and procurement specialists integrating AV routing into larger control or monitoring environments, 3G Electric can assist with identifying the correct card orientation, range, and port configuration for a given chassis. The product data available through 3G Electric includes type codes, port counts, maximum frequency, signal range, and color, allowing technical buyers to match cards to existing ZIGEN infrastructure. ZIGEN's focus on modularity means that a single chassis model can serve multiple signal distribution roles depending on the cards installed, reducing the number of distinct matrix units a facility needs to stock and maintain. This approach is relevant for environments where AV signal routing must adapt to changing room layouts or source counts over time. 3G Electric's role is to make these components accessible globally, with the SKU-level detail and logistics support required for integration into new or existing AV systems.

Common Applications

  • Control rooms — ZIGEN HX-100-RSC and HX-100-LSC cards route multiple HDMI sources to operator displays over runs up to 100 m.
  • Digital signage networks — ZIGEN HX-70-LSC cards distribute 1080p60 content to displays within a 70 m cable span.
  • Lecture halls and auditoriums — ZIGEN HX-HH-L and HX-HH-R switch frame cards manage source selection in modular matrix chassis.
  • Broadcast and production facilities — ZIGEN modular HDMI matrix cards provide 4-port routing for 60 Hz video signals in equipment racks.
  • Conference centers — ZIGEN HX-100 series cards support flexible AV signal distribution across divisible rooms using a single chassis.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about ZIGEN from 3G Electric.

What is the difference between the ZIGEN HX-100-RSC and HX-100-LSC modular HDMI matrix cards?

The primary difference is chassis orientation. The HX-100-RSC is designed for right-side chassis installation, while the HX-100-LSC is for left-side installation. Both are black, 4-port cards with a maximum frequency of 60 Hz and a signal range of up to 100 m. They are intended for use in compatible ZIGEN matrix chassis where card slots are oriented left or right. Buyers should confirm the slot orientation of their existing chassis before ordering, as the two models are not interchangeable in the same physical slot.

What signal range does the ZIGEN HX-70-LSC card support?

The ZIGEN HX-70-LSC supports a signal range of up to 70 m. It is a black, 4-port modular HDMI matrix card designed for left-side chassis installation. Like other ZIGEN cards in this series, it has a maximum frequency of 60 Hz. The 70 m range makes it suitable for installations where cable runs are shorter than those served by the 100 m HX-100 series. It is used in AV distribution systems that require reliable HDMI signal routing over moderate distances.

Are ZIGEN HX-HH-L and HX-HH-R cards compatible with the same chassis as the HX-100 series?

The HX-HH-L and HX-HH-R are left and right switch frame cards, respectively. They share the same 4-port, 60 Hz maximum frequency specification as the HX-100 and HX-70 series cards. Compatibility depends on the specific ZIGEN matrix chassis model and its slot configuration. The HX-HH-L is left-oriented, and the HX-HH-R is right-oriented. Technical buyers should verify the chassis model and slot assignment before mixing switch frame cards with input or output cards. 3G Electric can provide SKU-level details to assist with matching.

What does the 60 Hz maximum frequency mean for ZIGEN modular HDMI matrix cards?

A maximum frequency of 60 Hz indicates the card is rated to handle HDMI signals with a refresh rate up to 60 frames per second. This covers common formats such as 1080p60 and 4K at 30 Hz, depending on the resolution and color depth. It does not support higher refresh rates like 120 Hz or 144 Hz. For AV distribution in control rooms, digital signage, and presentation systems, 60 Hz is typically sufficient. Buyers with high-frame-rate source material should confirm the full signal chain supports the required bandwidth.

How does 3G Electric support procurement of ZIGEN modular HDMI matrix cards?

3G Electric lists multiple ZIGEN SKUs, including the HX-100-RSC, HX-100-LSC, HX-70-LSC, HX-HH-L, and HX-HH-R. The distributor provides specification data such as port count, signal range, maximum frequency, and chassis orientation. Procurement specialists can request quotations for specific SKUs and quantities. 3G Electric coordinates logistics for global delivery and can assist with identifying the correct card variant for a given chassis. The catalog includes manufacturer part numbers and type codes to reduce ambiguity during ordering.

Does 3G Electric supply ZIGEN products?

Yes — 3G Electric (S) Pte. Ltd. supplies ZIGEN products. We stock the ZIGEN catalog and supply genuine factory-original products with full manufacturer warranty and technical support.