4 Input x 2 Output HDMI Matrix Switch - 3D Output Device with Analog Audio Output and Remote Control

4 Input x 2 Output HDMI Matrix Switch - 3D Output Device with Analog Audio Output and Remote Control

HDMI is among the most popular types of connections used by everyday, top of the line, home theater devices, such as HDTVs, DVD / Blu-ray players, DTV receivers, DVRs, game consoles, graphic cards, and the list goes on. HDMI switches manage connections between one or more connections at one end and one or more connections at the other end. HDMI switches are very useful for systems where one or more devices are shared among multiple other different devices. Using these switches, you can enjoy high-fidelity and stunningly realistic audio and video that only superior switches can deliver.

The HDMI matrix switch will take in 4 sources, such as a DVD player or PS3 system, and distributes digital data onto two separate displays (e.g. LED / LCD / Plasma television). The HDMI switch supports resolutions up to 1080p and is HDCP compatible. A remote control is included to switch between multiple HDMI sources. Front button controls found on the switch will also allow you to switch sources. In addition, the HDMI switch is very useful if your displays have limited slots.

Features

• Supports 4 input devices and can output to up to 2 devices individually or simultaneously
• Supported resolutions: 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i and 1080p
• Switches easily between multiple HDMI sources via remote control or via buttons on the unit
• Inner IR receiver to increase IR remote control signal
• HDMI 1.3 and compliant with HDCP
• Left and Right Analog Audio Output
• 3D Compatible
• Durable metal enclosure

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4 Input x 2 Output HDMI Matrix Switch - 3D Output Device with Analog Audio Output and Remote Control

4 Input x 2 Output
Supported resolutions: 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i and 1080p
Power: 5 watts (Max)
Power Supply: DC5V@2A
RoHS compliant

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