Jansicotek HDMI Splitter 1×2 4K@30Hz 1080p@60Hz US Adapter
- HDMI Splitters
- 2
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One HDMI source connects to two displays at once with 4K support and HDCP compliance
Ports 2
This Jansicotek splitter takes a single HDMI source and sends identical audio and video to two screens at the same time. It supports HDCP and works with devices such as Blu-ray players, set-top boxes, games consoles and PCs. Installation is plug and play with no software required. Ideal for home cinema, retail signage or multi-room viewing.
The unit draws power from the included mains adapter so it does not load the source device. Input video signal is rated at 0.5 to 1.0 volts peak-to-peak and the DDC channel uses 5 volts TTL level. Bandwidth reaches 225 MHz, allowing 1080p and 2160p signals to pass without lag or resolution drop. No fan is present, so operation is completely silent.
A sturdy metal case protects the circuitry and aids heat dissipation during continuous use. Three HDMI 1.4b sockets provide one input and two outputs, all supporting standard resolutions from 480i up to 1920 x 1020 and 2K x 4K. EDID handshake completes in roughly four seconds after connection. Not suited for users who need independent content on each screen or switching between multiple sources.
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Connect the source to the single input and each display to the two outputs, then plug in the included power supply; the step often missed is powering the unit before expecting a 1920 x 1020 or 2160p signal.
No scheduled maintenance is required; if the 5 volt p-p TTL DDC handshake fails or the 225 MHz bandwidth limit is exceeded, replace the power supply or the splitter itself.
The 225 MHz bandwidth ceiling is the first limit reached under sustained high-resolution use, capping stable output at the rated 1920 x 1020 or 2160p modes.
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