1.1.2x8 HDMI Switcher Splitter allows you to connect up to two definition signal sources to two HDMI display devices, such as monitors or projectors. It enables you to easily switch between the two HDMI inputs or split them to output simultaneously, providing flexibility for multidisplay setups. 2. The unit uses standard HDMI cables to connect to HDMI outputs. The 2x8 splitter amplifies the HDMI signal for reliable longdistance transmission. It supports a maximum video resolution of 1080p at 60 Hz, HDMI 1.4a standards, 3D video formats, and 4Kx2K output, ensuring quality image reproduction for demanding applications. 3. Fully compliant with HDMI 1.3 and 1.4 specifications, the device buffers HDMI signals to maintain stable performance. Inputs and outputs accept HDMI or DVItoHDMI connections, making it versatile for different equipment setups. 4. An included infrared (IR) remote control adapter enhances convenience by allowing you to switch inputs or outputs without manual button pressing, improving operational efficiency in professional and home use. Key benefits: Supports two HDMI sources and two HDMI outputs with switching or splitting capability. Preserves signal quality through amplification for longer cable runs. resolution support up to 1080p/60 Hz, 3D, and 4Kx2K ensures clear, detailed visuals. Compatible with multiple HDMI versions and DVItoHDMI connectivity. Easy remote operation with included IR adapter for quick control. Ideal use scenarios: Home theater systems where multiple media players or game consoles need to be connected to two TVs or projectors. Office or conference room environments requiring the same presentation to be displayed on multiple screens without loss of quality. Retail or showroom displays where one source needs to be shared between multiple customerfacing monitors with quick switching between input devices. Durable construction and professionalgrade performance make the 1.1.2x8 HDMI Switcher Splitter a reliable solution for managing multiple HDMI sources and displays with minimal setup complexity.