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YINGHUA 4K HDMI KVM Switch 4x1 Quad Multi Viewer 30Hz
Connect four HDMI sources to one display with 4K 30Hz output and seamless switching across five viewing modes
- TypeHDMI
- Display four sources on one screen with 5 viewing modes
- Seamless HDMI 1.4 switching between four connected devices
- Share one keyboard and mouse across four PCs via hotkey
- Supports 4K 30Hz and 1080P resolution output
- Control by front button or included IR remote
4K HDMI KVM Switch 4×1
This YINGHUA KVM switch lets you operate four HDMI sources from one keyboard, mouse and monitor. It accepts four HDMI inputs and delivers a single HDMI output at up to 4K 30 Hz. The unit is aimed at users who need simultaneous visibility of multiple computers or media players on one display.
Replaces four separate monitors
Instead of cycling cables or running four screens, this device shows all four inputs at once in quad, picture-in-picture or full-screen layouts. The upgrade makes sense when desk space is limited or when monitoring several systems side-by-side is a daily requirement.
Fits a multi-PC workstation or presentation rack
Connect up to four HDMI 1.4 sources and one HDMI display; control switching by front button, IR remote or keyboard hotkey. It consolidates video and USB peripherals into one box, freeing desk space and eliminating repeated cable swaps.
Highlights
- Display four sources on one screen with 5 viewing modes
- Seamless HDMI 1.4 switching between four connected devices
- Share one keyboard and mouse across four PCs via hotkey
- Supports 4K 30Hz and 1080P resolution output
- Control by front button or included IR remote
Specifications
| Type | HDMI |
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Questions about this item
What HDMI cable version is needed for the 4K 30Hz output?
Use cables rated for HDMI 1.4 to carry the 4K 30Hz signal from the single output to your display.
Which hotkey sequence switches the active computer?
Press the left Ctrl key twice in quick succession (Ctrl + Ctrl) to cycle through the four connected PCs.
Will the IR remote need a battery replacement?
Yes, the infrared remote uses a standard coin-cell battery that will need replacing when the signal range drops.
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