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The 1x8 HDMI Splitter uses a single HDMI source, accessing to multiple HDMI sinks. It allows one HDMI device to be split easily to eight HDMI compatible monitors or projectors. In addition, it can be placed at the end of a long HDMI cable to regenerate the HDMI signal. The resolution of this HDMI splitter can be up to 3840x2160/30Hz.  Features:  Support HDMI 1.4 b version. Support high resolution up to 3840x2160/30Hz. Support highest rate of 3.4G and TMDS clock can be up to 340MHz. Support 8/10/12 bit deep color. Support AWG26 HDMI standard cable: input up to 10 meters, output up to 20 meters (when the resolution is 4K, input up to 5 meters, output up to 10 meters). Support one single HDMI source, accessing to multiple HDMI sinks, the source can be DVD player, A/V receiver, set top box and etc. Plug and play, easy operate.  Connection and operation:  Connect the HD source to the splitter input with one HDMI cable. Connect the splitter output to the displays with 8 HDMI cables. Connect 5V (2A) power adapter to the splitter.  Specifications  HDMI version: HDMI 1.4b. HDMI resolution: up to 3840x2160/30Hz. Support video format: 8/10/12 bit deep color. Support audio format: DTS-HD/Dolby-trueHD/DTS/Dolby-AC3/DSD. Max bandwidth: 340MHz. Max baud rate: 3.4Gps. Input cable distance: (1080p. resolution)

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