3 Port HDMI Switch with Braided Pigtail Cable

• Automatic switching operation with manual switching button
• Works well with computers, laptops, Blu-Ray players, cable boxes, PS3, Xbox 360, Wii U, Nintendo Switch, etc.
• Built-in 20in / 50cm HDMI pigtail cable, 3 HDMI inputs and 1 HDMI output
• HDTV resolutions up to 1080p; computer resolutions up to 1920×1200
• Supports 3D, HD Audio, Deep Color
• HDCP Compliant

Product Description

Ran out of HDMI ports on your HDTV/monitor/projector? Want to reduce the mess of cables connected to it? Fosmon’s 3×1 HDMI Intelligent Switch with Pigtail Support will take care of these problems. It has 3 HDMI input sources to provide plug-and-forget auto sensing capabilities that automatically switch inputs when a signal is detected. A button to manually switch between the 3 sources is also built-in.

Powered from Connected Devices
No power adapter is necessary to make this switch work, as long as the connected devices supply sufficient power. HDMI cables have the capability to deliver power from connected sources.

HDMI Supported Features
Up to 1080p, HDCP 1.0/1.1, 12-bit Deep Color, 3D, and uncompressed/compressed audio formats are some of the newer HDMI features supported on this switch.

Gold-Plated Connector
The 24K gold-plated connector on the 20in / 50cm cable resists corrosion and reduces tarnish.

Features and Specifications

• 3 HDMI inputs / 1 HDMI output
• Supports 12-bit Deep color per channel; maximum of 36-bits across all channels
• Supports 3D devices
• Maximum Single Link Video Range: 1920x1080p
• Supports HDCP pass-through
• Supports 2.5Gbps/250MHz per channel, maximum bandwidth per display is 7.5Gbps
• Supports uncompressed audio such as LPCM
• Supports compressed audio such as DTS Digital, Dolby Digital, DTS-HS and Dolby TrueHD
• 24k gold-plated connector

NOTE
Plug-and-forget auto sensing only works correctly for devices that do not output continuous voltage over the HDMI port when turned off. Powering on a device gives it output priority over the other two devices. Output priority is given to the next device on the switch if the current output device is turned off. Make sure the connected devices supply enough power to the switch.