🔌 Key Features to Expect

🟦 4K Ultra HD Support

• Typically supports:
  • 4K @ 60 Hz
  • HDR10 / HDR
  • 1080p and lower resolutions
• Works with devices like:
  • PlayStation / Xbox
  • Blu‑ray players
  • Streaming devices (Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV)

⚡ HDCP 2.2 Compatibility

Ensures the splitter will work with protected content like Netflix, Disney+, Amazon Prime, and Ultra HD Blu‑rays.

🔊 Audio Pass‑Through

• Supports multi‑channel audio (Dolby Digital, DTS, etc.)
• Works with soundbars/AV receivers through HDMI output

📶 Multiple Outputs

• Connect up to three displays
• All show the same video/audio feed simultaneously

🔋 Powered vs Passive

• Powered splitters include a wall adapter → stronger, stable signal
• Non‑powered rely on source output → good for short runs

🔧 Typical Use Cases

• Home entertainment on multiple TVs
• Retail displays & signage
• Classrooms & training rooms
• Gaming setups with multiple monitors
• Conference / presentation systems

📏 Typical Specs

• Inputs: 1× HDMI
• Outputs: 3× HDMI
• Resolution: Up to 4K @ 60 Hz
• Color Depth: 4:4:4 / HDR10 (varies)
• HDCP: 2.2 compliant
• Power: USB or DC adapter (varies)

✅ Benefits of Using a Splitter

✔ Send same content to multiple screens
✔ No loss of video/audio quality
✔ Works with standard HDMI gear
✔ Easy plug‑and‑play setup

⚠️ Things to Know

• All screens show identical content (no independent control)
• Long HDMI cables (>10 m) may need signal boosters
• Some cheaper models may struggle with HDCP 2.2 protected sources

🧠 Setup Tips

1. Connect source → splitter input
2. Connect HDMI out cables to each display
3. Power the splitter (if required)
4. Turn on all devices and set correct input