- Connections:
- HDMI
- USB
- HDCP
- HDMI 1.4
- HDMI x 2
- Type:
- Switch
- Cable
- Colour: Black
- Year: 2019
- Ports: 2
- 3D: Yes
- Characteristics:
- Plug and play
- LED in operation indicator
- Resolution: 4K Ultra HD
- Resolution (px): 3840 x 2160 px
The Ewent EW3720 4K HDMI Splitter splits a single HDMI signal to two separate TVs/screens. Connect the EW3720 with a High Speed HDMI cable with a maximum 4K resolution of 3840x2160 @ 30Hz and (3D) resolution of 1080p @ 60Hz. The EW3720 comes with a USB power cable. Display one video source up to 2 TVs The EW3720 is equipped with one HDMI input and two HDMI outputs to display your videos on multiple screens. The Splitter divides the video source up to 2 target screens with a maximum distance of 5 meters without compromising the video quality. The EW3720 has red and green power and status LEDs. Connecting your devices via HDMI Connect the EW3720 Splitter with a High Speed HDMI cable to the source. Connect up to two TVs/monitors with a High Speed HDMI cable to the HDMI outputs on the EW3720.
- Video ports quantity: 2
- Video port type: HDMI
- Video out: 2x HDMI
- HDMI version: 1.4
- Maximum resolution: 3840 x 2160 pixels
- Product colour: Black
- HD type: 4K Ultra HD
- 3D: Y
- Maximum refresh rate: 30 Hz
- HDCP: Y
- Plug and Play: Y
- LED indicators: Y
- USB powered: Y
- Package width: 125 mm
- Package depth: 25 mm
- Package height: 160 mm
- Package weight: 97 g
- Package type: Box
- Cables included: USB
General Product Safety Regulations information:
Ewent
Lingenstraat 6, Wijchen, Netherlands, 6604 CK
6604 CK - Wijchen
+31246206555
info@ewent-online.com
https://www.ewent-online.com
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