Manhattan HDMI Splitter with downscaling 4-Port , 4K@60Hz, Displays output from x1 HDMI source to x4 HD displays (same output to four displays), Downscale button to adjust a 4K input signal into 1080p, Micro-USB to USB-A power cable included (cable 0.8m), Black

4K 4-Port HDMI Splitter with Downscaler - Easily split a single HDMI audio/video signal across four HDMI displays in 4K60 UHD and HDR The compact Manhattan 4K@60Hz 4-Port HDMI Splitter splits a signal from a single HDMI source to four displays without distorting or degrading your video.

Flexible solution with downscaling from 4K to 1080p for many A/V Applications Ideal for trade shows, classrooms, video conferencing, presentations and retail applications, this 1x4 Splitter is a great choice for splitting and distributing a synchronous signal to four displays when source equipment is remotely stored in a secured room or cabinet. Cascade multiple units up to three levels to output HDMI video/audio to additional displays in widely distributed applications. A smart EDID management switch on the unit can downscale a 4K input signal to Full HD (or lower), making installations with older displays hassle-free.

Easy installation and wide compatibility Full compliance with HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.3 ensures that this 4-way Splitter can provide reliable performance. Quickly connect HDMI cables (not included) and the Micro-USB power cable to complete this affordable Ultra-High-Definition, 4K HDMI solution - no software/hardware configuration or complicated settings required. Full backward compatibility with 4K@30Hz and 1080p displays ensures that it will work with any HDMI source or destination device. This 4K Splitter is perfect for digital signage applications, where equipment may vary throughout your site.

High-quality video With transmission bandwidth up to 18 Gbps, this HDMI Splitter supports UHD resolutions up to 3840x2160 (4K) at 60Hz. For smooth video and color transitions, the splitter offers 4:4:4 chroma subsampling, so every pixel gets its own unique color. Additional support for High-Dynamic Range (HDR) ensures that video content can be seen with enhanced brightness and superior contrasts.