2 Way, 1 In 2 Out HDMI Y Splitter Adapter Cable. An HDMI splitter is one of the simplest ways of splitting an HDMI signal to send it across multiple displays. An HDMI splitter cable is ideal for connecting one HDMI-compatible device (i.e. Blu-ray, DVD player, Laptop, PS3, PS4, Xbox) to two visual output devices. It takes a video signal from one device and directs it to two display devices. Only one output device should be active at any time, unless both TV's are of the same size, then both TV's will show the images when connected. This product can act as a signal router, you may have a TV in two separate rooms, you can have a TV on in one room and, when you want to switch rooms and keep watching TV, simply switch one TV off and switch the other TV on, and then the signal is routed to the TV in the other room. Backed by Techexpress NZ support. This passive HDMI splitter cable includes a 2-year Techexpress NZ return-to-base refund or replacement guarantee. Because HDMI compatibility can vary between devices, displays, cables and protected content, we also offer a 14-day return option so you can test it in your environment with your equipment with your own equipment.Technical Specifications: Connector A: 1x Male HDMI Plug.Connector B & C: 2x Female HDMI Sockets.Colour: Black.Sold as: Each.Packaging: Bulk.Bidirectional: No.Wired as 1 to 1, 1:1.HDCP-Compliant: No.Active/Passive: Passive.Length (approx): 30cm.Product Type: HDMI Splitter Cable.Product Category: HDMI Splitters & Switches.Product Code: 2WAY-HDMI-SPLITTER-CABLE-NZ.Product Description: Black 30cm 2 Way HDMI Splitter Cable. Package includes: 1x Passive HDMI Splitter Adapter Cable. Does not include: HDMI cables. People also search for: HDTV TO 2FM.We offer bulk discounts to businesses, schools and government agencies—contact us for pricing on larger orders! Warranty & Returns: 14-Day 'change of mind' return in unused condition for a refund less shipping fees.2-Year return-to-base refund or replacement guarantee. Installation Hints, Tips & Troubleshooting: Installation: 1. Power off all devices.2. Connect all devices with the HDMI splitter cable.3. Power on the signal source device.4. Power on the first display and wait for an image.5. Power on the second display and wait for an image. Audio, Display or Video Troubleshooting; Try lowering the display resolution on the source display. Try changing the display connections around. Try powering on one display at a time. Leave your Displays powered on as well as your Video Source BUT unplug the power cable and also the HDMI cables from the HDMI splitter. Plug one of the Displays back into the HDMI splitter and wait a few seconds and then plug the power cable back into the splitter and wait a few seconds. Please note,• Not all HDMI devices are compatible with an HDMI splitter.• It is not possible to mix resolutions. For example, if the source is 1920×1080, then both outputs will be 1920×1080.• In the case where two source HDMI devices are connected to one HDMI display, only one HDMI source can be powered on at a time for functionality.• Some HDMI content includes copy protection, meaning that the audio and/or video will not transmit over multiple devices. HDMI copy protection is known as HDCP. High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) is a form of digital copy protection that prevents the copying of digital audio and video content as it travels across connections.• Many pay television service providers use copy protection to prevent the copying or sharing of digital audio and video content as it travels across connections. Your pay television service provider may offer a service for sharing content on multiple televisions. If you're looking to share content from your pay television service on multiple TVs, you'll need to check with your provider to see if they offer a service for doing so. Some providers offer a multi-room streaming service that allows you to watch the same content on multiple TVs in your home. Others offer a mirroring service that allows you to mirror the content from your main TV to a second TV.FAQs:Q. Does this HDMI splitter require a hardware driver? A. No, this HDMI splitter does not require a hardware driver. This model HDMI splitter is a passive device that does not have internal circuitry. It simply splits the incoming HDMI signal into multiple outputs. As a result, they do not require the installation of any additional software or drivers on a computer.Q. Can this have both screens on at the same time? A. Hi. Thanks for asking. Using two screens at the same time is possible but can depend on the source device, signal type, content, cables and displays. Not all HDMI devices are compatible with HDMI splitters. We offer a 14-day 'trial and return for refund less shipping fee' service to enable testing in your environment with your equipment. We welcome & answer all questions.
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