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Jansicotek
One HDMI source is duplicated to two displays at up to 4K 30 Hz with 36-bit deep colour and an included power adapter
The Jansicotek OZF1 is a powered HDMI splitter that takes one HDMI source and duplicates the signal to two HDMI displays simultaneously. It supports video resolutions up to 4K at 30 Hz and 1080p at 60 Hz, along with 3D content and 36-bit deep colour. An included AC adapter provides the power needed for signal amplification over longer cable runs.
This splitter suits users who want the same image mirrored on two screens, such as a living-room TV and a bedroom display, or a projector and a monitor showing identical content. It does not support extended desktop modes where each screen shows a different part of the workspace. Buyers needing independent displays or more than two outputs should look at a different product type.
The single specification that decides compatibility is the 4K 30 Hz output limit. If the source device and both displays operate at 3840 x 2160 resolution with a 30 Hz refresh rate, the splitter will pass the signal correctly. Sources or displays that require 4K at 60 Hz or higher refresh rates will not work at their native capability through this unit.
| Brand | Jansicotek |
|---|---|
| Series | OZF1 |
| Model | OZF1 |
| Part Number | OZF1 |
| Type | HDMI Splitters |
| Changer Type | HDMI |
| Ports | 2 |
| Audio | Yes |
| Color | Black |
| Specifications | Support signal amplify Support deep color 36bit Support Blue-Ray 24/50/60fs/HD-DVD/xvYCC HDMI resolution: Up to 4K/30HZ 1080P/60HZ, 3D Supports distance up to 110ft (50ft from splitter to moitor, 60ft to PC/ps4 Support daisy chain for more monitors |
| Input Connector | 1 HDMI |
| Output Connector | 2 HDMI |
| Maximum Resolutions | 3840 x 2160 |
| Bandwidth | 6.75Gps |
| Features | 1)HDMI TM (1.4b with 3D & 1080p) 2)Distributes 1 HDMI source to 2 HDMI Displays simultaneously. 3)Supports all the mandatory and several optional 3D formats 4)Supports High Definition Resolutions : 3D 4K @ 30HZ,1080p@24Hz,1080p @ 60HZ 5) Compatible blue-ray,PS3 media format,fully support 3D display |
| Dimensions | 5.59 x 3.15 x 1.26 inches |
| Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Package Contents | 1* hdmi splitter 1x2 1* Power adapter 1* User manual |
The OZF1 is a 1x2 splitter with one HDMI input and two HDMI outputs. If you need to send the same signal to only two displays this model fits; more outputs would require a different unit.
Both outputs mirror the source. The splitter supports up to 3840×2160 at 30 Hz, so a 4K TV will show 4K@30Hz while the 1080p monitor receives a 1080p@60Hz signal downscaled from the same stream.
HDMI 1.4b with 6.75 Gbps limits the maximum to 4K@30Hz or 1080p@60Hz. The manufacturer rates input cables up to 50 ft and output cables up to 60 ft at 1080p; 4K distances will be shorter.
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