STARTECH HDMI-SPLITTER-4K60UP 2-Port 4K 60Hz Video Splitter
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Splits one HDMI source to four displays with 4K 3D and 1080P support
This HDMI splitter takes a single source signal and duplicates it across four displays. It supports 1080p full HD resolution and 3D video formats. The unit is designed for connecting devices such as HDTVs, DVD players, PS4 and Xbox consoles. It functions as a signal amplifier to maintain quality over the four outputs.
The splitter requires a power source to operate its amplification circuitry. It connects inline between the source device and up to four HDMI cables leading to displays. No software configuration is needed for basic operation. It frees up the source device from needing multiple native HDMI outputs.
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The splitter distributes up to 1080P Full HD video to each of the four connected displays.
The unit is a compact passive amplifier with no fan, so it runs silently and stays cool during extended use.
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