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EN-Labs

EN-Labs HDMI1X3SW 3-Port 1080p HDMI Switch

SKU CH-7T22-DXG8W

Connects three HDMI sources to one display at 1920x1080@60Hz with 12-bit deep colour and no external power needed

  • TypeHDMI Switchers
  • ColorBlack
  • Ports3-Port
  • MatrixNo
  • AudioYes
  • Features3 x 1 HDMI-compatible 1080p switcher, Connect three HDMI-com

Style 1080p

  • Connect three sources to one display
  • Manual push-button selects active input
  • Supports 1920x1080 resolution at 60Hz
  • Handles 12-bit deep colour video
  • Draws power from connected HDMI devices

Manual 3-Port HDMI Switch

This EN-Labs HDMI1X3SW connects three HDMI sources to a single display using a manual button on the unit. It handles 1080p signals at 60 Hz with 12-bit deep colour support. The switch is aimed at users who want a simple way to toggle between devices such as a Blu-ray player, a game console and a set-top box without unplugging cables. No software or driver installation is needed.

Passive Operation and Signal Quality

The switch draws power from the connected HDMI cables so no external power adapter is required. Because it is a passive device it adds no fan noise and generates no measurable heat during normal use. The unit passes 1920x1080 resolution at 60 Hz and 12-bit deep colour without compression or added latency. Audio is carried through the HDMI link alongside the video signal.

Build Integration and Limitations

Three HDMI inputs and one output let you consolidate multiple sources into one display port, freeing the TV or monitor from cable swapping. The manual selector means you must press the button on the switch to change sources; there is no remote or automatic switching. The product does not support resolutions above 1080p, HDR metadata or advanced audio formats beyond standard HDMI audio. Buyers needing 4K, automatic switching or remote control should look for a different model.

Highlights

  • Connect three sources to one display
  • Manual push-button selects active input
  • Supports 1920x1080 resolution at 60Hz
  • Handles 12-bit deep colour video
  • Draws power from connected HDMI devices

Specifications

BrandEN-Labs
ModelHDMI1X3SW
TypeHDMI Switchers
ColorBlack
Ports3-Port
MatrixNo
AudioYes
Features3 x 1 HDMI-compatible 1080p switcher, Connect three HDMI-compatible sources to one HDMI-compatible display. Easily connect 3 HDMI-compatible signal sources to 1 HD display with this switcher. Support 12-bit deep color full 1920x1080@60Hz No external Power required. Support HDMI-compatible Plug & Play. Work well with HDMI-compatible device such as DVD and Blu-ray players, satellite boxes, AV receivers, game consoles etc

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Questions about this item

How do I install the EN-Labs HDMI1X3SW and what is the step people often miss?

Connect each of the three source devices to the three input ports using HDMI cables, then connect the single output port to your display. The step often missed is ensuring all three source devices are powered on before switching, as the switch draws power from the active source and requires a live signal to function correctly.

What maintenance or replacement will the EN-Labs HDMI1X3SW need over time?

The switch has no moving parts or internal batteries, so it requires no scheduled maintenance. The only components that may eventually need replacement are the HDMI cables connected to its ports if they become physically damaged or if their connectors wear out from repeated insertion and removal.

What is the first limit I will hit when using the EN-Labs HDMI1X3SW continuously for long periods?

The primary limit under sustained use is the maximum supported resolution and refresh rate of 1920x1080 at 60Hz with 12-bit deep color. The switch cannot pass signals exceeding this specification, such as 4K or higher refresh rates, regardless of how long it operates.

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