Equip 2-portars HDMI-splitter

The Equip 2-Port HDMI Splitter distributes a single HDMI video signal to two HDMI displays, allowing synchronized high-definition output for setups such as home theaters, meetings, retail displays and educational environments. It supports resolutions up to 4096 x 2160 pixels with a bandwidth of 340 MHz. The compact black housing (49 x 84 x 20 mm) and 300 g weight make it easy to place in confined spaces while a 5 V AC input and typical power consumption of 2.5 W ensure energy-efficient operation.

Advantages

The HDMI Splitter Equip 2-Port offers simultaneous mirrored output to two displays without needing multiple sources, maintains high-resolution video up to 4K, and fits into constrained installations due to its small form factor and low weight. Low power consumption and straightforward connection reduce installation complexity.

Suitable for

• Home theater systems
• Conference rooms and meeting spaces
• Retail and trade show displays
• Classrooms and campus AV setups

Key specifications

• Brand: EQUIP
• Model / MPN: 332712
• EAN: 4015867161944
• Video port type: HDMI
• Number of HDMI outputs: 2
• Maximum resolution: 4096 x 2160 pixels
• Bandwidth: 340 MHz
• Dimensions: 49 x 84 x 20 mm
• Weight: 0.3 kg
• Colour: Black
• Power input: 5 V AC
• Typical power consumption: 2.5 W

How to use

Connect the HDMI source (PC, Blu-ray player, set-top box or similar) to the splitter's HDMI input, then connect up to two HDMI displays to the splitter's HDMI outputs. Plug the included 5 V power adapter into the splitter and a mains socket. Power on the source and displays; the splitter will mirror the source signal to both connected screens. If necessary, set the source device to a compatible resolution (up to 4096 x 2160) and check display settings for optimal results.

Recommendations

For best performance, use high-quality HDMI cables rated for the required resolution and keep cable lengths as short as practical. Verify that connected displays support the chosen resolution and refresh rate. If signal issues occur, try reducing resolution or replacing cables.